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Politics / Ballarat, VIC
Incident and loss helped forge Steph Hodgins-May into a steely climate campaigner. Now she’s taking on Anthony Albanese
Summarized version
In 2013 Hodgins-May ran in Ballarat, followed by an attempt in Port Melbourne in 2016 before it was abolished and became Macnamara in 2019.
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Headline as published: Tragedy and loss helped forge Steph Hodgins-May into a steely climate campaigner. Now she’s taking on Anthony Albanese
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- “Anthony Albanese” is named in the headline. We could not find it in the report.
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| The Guardian Australiaas they published this story | 18.8 |
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