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Independent MPs Allegra Spender and Zali Steggall are reportedly exploring ways for independents to collaborate more closely, with Steggall confirming ongoing conversations about forming a party. She indicated these discussions are exclusively among independents, not with the Liberal party, and have involved crossbench members in both houses of parliament.

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AI-generatedIndependent MPs Allegra Spender and Zali Steggall are reportedly exploring ways for independents to collaborate more closely, with Steggall confirming ongoing conversations about forming a party. She indicated these discussions are exclusively among independents, not with the Liberal party, and have involved crossbench members in both houses of parliament. Steggall expressed openness to such talks, highlighting potential efficiencies and mutual support. Meanwhile, the Albanese government is focused on strengthening international relationships and coalitions like the Quad to build Australia's future in a less stable world.
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5 extractedSteggall denied having discussions with Liberals regarding potential collaborations.
Steggall stated she has had discussions with David Pocock and other crossbench members.
Zali Steggall confirmed conversations are occurring among the group of independents about forming a party.
The Albanese government intends to strengthen Australia's relationships and coalitions like the Quad.
Allegra Spender and Zali Steggall are reportedly exploring ways for independents to collaborate more closely.