‘Sweet justice': Ian Plimer on the election downfall of the Greens
The Greens have lost two seats and gained another as its leader's future in parliament is under threat from a massive Labor victory in the 2025 Federal Election.
'(Bandt) has been targeted by some groups like Advance who very, very successfully targeted the hypocrisy and the anti-everything of the Greens,' Mr Plimer said.
'Maybe there is a God in heaven.'
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