Victorian One Nation candidate dumped over Hitler comments
Victorian Party leader Warren Pickering said there was no place in One Nation for abhorrent views.
Victorian One Nation candidate dumped over Hitler comments
Victorian Party leader Warren Pickering said there was no place in One Nation for abhorrent views. Grouped from 4 articles across 2 sources.
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Live: Victorian Liberals to preference One Nation above Labor
Opposition Leader Jess Wilson says the Coalition will be mostly preferencing Labor and the Greens last on how-to-vote cards and "all other parties above that". Follow live in our election blog.
Victorian election 2026: Concern and scepticism among Labor MPs as new poll shows party trailing One Nation
Ben Carroll refuses to be drawn on latest opinion poll that puts Labor at all-time low of just 18%, behind One Nation on 21% and the Coalition on 33% Get our daily political email , free app or daily news podcast Victorian Labor MPs are both sceptical and seriously concerned about a new poll ahead of the state election showing the party trailing third behind One Nation, with its primary vote at an all-time low of just 18%. The DemosAU/PremierNational, first published by the Herald Sun on Monday, showed Labor’s primary vote share has crashed seven points to 18%, putting it in third place behind the Coalition’s 33% and One Nation’s 21%. At the same time, the Greens improved their primary vote to 17%, an increase of three points since September. Continue reading...
‘Outrageous and racist’: premier responds to NSW One Nation candidate’s claim Australians are being ‘demographically replaced’
Chris Minns and race discrimination commissioner lambast comments made by Stuart Bonds, who leads party’s NSW upper house ticket Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The New South Wales premier and the Australian Human Rights Commission have criticised comments by the man who heads One Nation’s upper house ticket in NSW after he said Australians faced demographic replacement unless “mass migration” was curtailed. Chris Minns described Stuart Bonds’ comments as “frankly outrageous and racist”. Continue reading...
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