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The financial factor that could reshape Australia's 'teal' movement
Amid debate over whether teal independents should formally unite, there remains a big money question.
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theage.com.au
Teals in advanced talks to form new political party
Secret deliberations to launch the party within weeks have come to light after senator David Pocock shared his involvement in discussions on Sunday.
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sbs.com.au
Independents rule themselves out of teal party as Turnbull denies role in talks
Some teal independents say voters want "alternative solutions" to the major parties and One Nation.
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The financial factor that could reshape Australia's 'teal' movement
Amid debate over whether teal independents should formally unite, there remains a big money question.
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theguardian.com
Zali Steggall says donation rules favour teals forming own party but other independents rule out idea
Warringah MP among those most active in alliance discussions while Monique Ryan, Helen Haines and Kate Chaney distance themselves from possible move
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Teal or no teal? Why these independents might stay solo
A teal political party could give the crossbench more power and influence. But it comes with big risks too.
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smh.com.au
A new political party would give progressive Liberal voters an option
Teal MPs are reportedly talking about creating a new political party. The result could be good for democracy.
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Independents must learn to embrace the power of one
Malcolm Turnbull’s push to congeal the teals into one party could be a death warrant for strong and independent liberal thinkers.
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The ‘teal party’ was once used to undermine independent MPs. So why would they try to make it a reality?
Changes to political funding and the need for crossbenchers to remain relevant are driving discussions but some independents are opposed
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A teal party is a long shot, but now nothing is certain in Australian politics
Changes to political funding and the need for crossbenchers to remain relevant are driving discussions but some independents are opposed