Victorian Premier says she won't resign amid speculation of a leadership spill
Jacinta Allan refuses to step aside as future uncertain
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Summary
Jacinta Allan says she won't step aside as future hangs in the balance. Her first ministry was the education services and youth affairs portfolio in 2002. One minister close to Allan maintained she was “not going anywhere” and described the leaking of the meeting as an attempt to build momentum for a spill.
Furthermore, Labor's Victorian MPs were this morning arriving for a pre-planned state cabinet meeting.
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Jacinta Allan says she won't step aside as future hangs in the balance.
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Her first ministry was the education services and youth affairs portfolio in 2002.
according to ABC News Australia — WorldOne minister close to Allan maintained she was “not going anywhere” and described the leaking of the meeting as an attempt to build momentum for a spill.
according to The Guardian - WorldLabor's Victorian MPs were this morning arriving for a pre-planned state cabinet meeting.
according to ABC News Australia — World
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