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Victorian Greens MP Tim Read dies aged 64

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation•Sep 19, 2026•0 views•
Victorian Greens MP Tim Read dies aged 64
Health promotion campaigner and Victorian Greens MP Tim Read has died after a high-profile battle with cancer.
Victorian Greens MP Tim Read has died aged 64, following a high-profile battle with metastatic cancer. Dr Read, who announced his retirement from the Victorian parliament in January, used his final year as the Member for Brunswick to fight against th... [4452 chars]
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