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Greens urge action over alleged Brethren collusion

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The Tasmanian Greens have called for the sacking of the Liberal Party's state director over further allegations of collusion with the Exclusive Brethren.

A newspaper has claimed that members of the religious group the Exclusive Brethren were linked to a telephone campaign aimed at garnering support for the state Liberal Party during the last election.

Liberal Party state director Damien Mantach has previously denied the party colluded with the group, but has not been available to comment on the latest allegations.

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