WA Senator resigns over NZ dual citizenship

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WA Senator resigns over NZ dual citizenship
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A Liberal Senator has been forced to resign mid-campaign after extra checks ahead of the election revealed he was a dual New Zealand citizen.

Mr Small resigned from the Senate as a result of the revelation but he could be back in the

next Parliament if he renounces his New Zealand citizenship and is re-elected on May 21st.Read More

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