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‘I deeply grieve it’: Deeming defends legal action but regrets damaging party
Moira Deeming has told her Liberal colleagues she is trying to avoid the party’s “self-destruction” by challenging a push to revoke her candidacy for November’s election.
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smh.com.au
The Liberals have found a solution to Moira Deeming. They might finally be growing up
Had the Liberal Party emptied a vat of hydrochloric acid onto the floor of parliament instead of selecting Moira Deeming to represent it, it would have done less damage to its…
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theage.com.au
Deeming sues Liberal Party president before meeting to decide her fate
The embattled MP will appear in court on Friday morning, hours before the party was due to decide whether she should remain a candidate for November’s state election.
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Deeming wins stay of execution as Liberal Party delays meeting on her future
The embattled MP is pursuing legal action to stop the party’s state executive from dumping her as a candidate.
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theguardian.com
Moira Deeming launches lawsuit against Victorian Liberal president before party meets to decide her future
Scandal has engulfed state opposition as MP resists calls to apologise to Matthew Guy over assault allegation
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It is over. Moira Deeming just can’t see it
The Liberal Party has agreed not to disendorse Deeming until she has her final day in court, but their relationship is over.
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afr.com
Deeming staves off planned Liberal Party meeting to axe her
Victorian MP Moira Deeming has temporarily won an eleventh-hour bid to remain as a Liberal candidate at this year’s state election.
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‘I deeply grieve it’: Deeming defends legal action but regrets damaging party
Moira Deeming has told her Liberal colleagues she is trying to avoid the party’s “self-destruction” by challenging a push to revoke her candidacy for November’s election.
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Monsoon Moira blows Victorian Liberals off track again
In her tempestuous four-year term, the upper house MP has resembled English cricketer Geoff Boycott: playing for herself and not the team.