Shane Love

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Shane Love MLA
Love in 2013
37th Leader of the Opposition in Western Australia Elections: 2025
In office 30 January 2023 –25 March 2025

Western Australian Legislative Assembly
Preceded by Grant Woodhams	Member for Moore 2013–2025	District abolished
New district	Member for Mid-West 2025–present	Incumbent
Political offices
Preceded by Mia Davies	Leader of the Opposition in Western Australia 2023–2025	Succeeded by Basil Zempilas
Party political offices
Preceded by Mia Davies	Leader of the National Party of Western Australia 2023–present	Incumbent