Nationals leader to move to lower house

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By Emma Johnson • Updated Oct 23, 2026 at 03:20

Nationals leader eyes lower house switch - News.com.au — Nationals leader to move to lower house

Michelle Landry is set to retire, with Matt Canavan reportedly planning to run for the Capricornia seat in the lower house. Landry's retirement announcement has been noted across various Australian media outlets, including ABC News & Headlines. This development follows recent discussions about the Nationals leader considering a move to the lower house.

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