Former Australian Greens leader Bob Brown says the party has plenty of depth from which to choose a new leader, naming Melbourne MP Adam Bandt, the current deputy leader, and Tasmanian senator Peter Whish-Wilson as possibilities.
The national party will vote for a new leader at 11.30am (AEST) after the shock resignation of Christine Milne, who says she will not contest the 2016 election and will leave her position immediately.
"There is a wealth of talent there ... and the Greens will come up with a very good representative," Mr Brown has told ABC Radio.
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