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Crossbencher waiting for Wentworth result

Central Alliance MP Rebekha Sharkie won't support a no confidence motion in the Morrison government while the Sydney seat of Wentworth is vacant.

Rebekha Sharkie has joined the growing opposition to keeping asylum seekers on Nauru.

Rebekha Sharkie has joined the growing opposition to keeping asylum seekers on Nauru. Source: AAP

Central Alliance MP Rebekha Sharkie is putting Prime Minister Scott Morrison's ability to provide a "good, stable government" under the microscope until the Wentworth by-election.

The crossbencher says she will not support a no confidence motion in the government while Malcolm Turnbull's previous seat remains vacant, after the former prime minister quit politics over the recent bitter leadership battle.

Centre Alliance would support a motion to refer Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton to the High Court over his eligibility to sit in parliament due to his financial interest in childcare centres, Ms Sharkie added.


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