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Greens Senate deputy leader Lidia Thorpe quits

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Greens leader Adam Bandt has confirmed Lidia Thorpe's resignation as the party's Senate deputy leader. It follows revelations she was in an undisclosed relationship with the former president of a bikie gang while sitting on a law enforcement parliamentary committee
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