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ACT Greens Leader to Retire After Career of Firsts

His exit starts a casual vacancy process after more than 17 years in the Assembly, where the Greens lost three seats in 2024.

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The first Greens MP to serve as an attorney-general anywhere in Australia has announced his retirement from politics after almost two decades.

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ACT Greens leader to retire after career of firsts

The first Greens MP to serve as an attorney-general anywhere in Australia has announced his retirement from politics after almost two decades.

·City of Perth, Australia
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'I will still be an activist': ACT Greens leader leaves public life

Shane Rattenbury steps down as ACT Greens leader and member for Kurrajong. He has been elected since 2008. A casual vacancy process is set to follow.

·Canberra, Australia
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'Privilege of my life': ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury quitting politics

The leader of the ACT Greens and former attorney-general Shane Rattenbury has announced he is leaving politics after more than 17 years in the Legislative Assembly.

·Australia
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ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury retires from ACT politics

ACT Greens leader Shane Rattenbury MLA will retire from politics, bringing to a close a 17-year career in the Legislative Assembly.

·Canberra, Australia
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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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