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7 September 2026

Sydney mother challenges Liberal seat following son's hospital death

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Source reporting: abc.net.au

Sydney mother challenges Liberal seat following son's hospital death

Elouise Massa says an independent will better serve the needs of the northern beaches community after Manly incumbent James Griffin announced he would not contest the seat in the state election.

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