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Member in the Senate snapshot. South Australia · Australian Labor Party
Record date: 2026-09-09 · not a live office-holder feed
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Mentioned / cited in Pulse · 2026-09-25
James Macarthur-King · signed opinion and analysis
Named mention — SBS presses Penny Wong on whether veto powers undermine the case for the campaign. Her answer is that Australia should stay involved and pursue reform. The exchange asks what an elected member can achieve when a permanent member refuses to cooperate.
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