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So basically, they take seats off the liberals and hurt Labor in seats they have no danger of losing.
Result: Voting one nation helps Labor win government.
This is a campaign on track to win single-digit seats #SpringSt
Ben Carroll is planning to reopen some police stations but won’t say how many of the 40-plus stations closed under the Labor government will be back open to the public. > bit.ly/48Gb8e9
If you’re getting criticised by Islamic rape apologists and DV perpetrators, you’re probably doing the right thing.
The Melbourne preacher who said men could rape and beat their wives has criticised Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson’s pledge to withhold taxpayer funding from his mosque.
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McKenzie said this could be the event that seals the election result.
FULL STORY 👉 bit.ly/3XeiHWT
According to DemosAU, vic Labor has lost half their 2022 primary vote. #springst
🚨 NEW: Victoria (state) voting election
🟦 L/NP: 33% (+3)
🟧 ONP: 21% (+1)
🟥 ALP: 18% (-7)
🟩 GRN: 17% (+3)
⬛️ OTH: 11% (-)
Two-party-preferred
🟦 L/NP: 56% (+4)
🟥 ALP: 44% (-4)
DemosAU/PremierNational | 30 Oct-5 Nov | n=1562 | +/- 10-20 Sep
All Warren Pickering does is go on cooker podcasts.
The ON campaign in Victoria will be about as successful as Ian Cook’s campaign in Mulgrave at the 2022 state election. #springst
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The heartbroken wife of a delivery rider who was stabbed to death in the city has spoken out about her incredible loss. #9News @JuliaPassa
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So Andrews went full Trump too? 🤭
Wilson’s gone full Trump. Like Trump she’s invited UFC to Melbourne. Not sure how this will reduce debt and deficits. She might get a job in the Whitehouse next. #springst
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Jianming Feng, a Chinese food delivery driver, was fatally stabbed in Melbourne's CBD, sparking community vigils and calls for increased police powers. A GoFundMe campaign is raising $300,000 for his wife and two children, who have lost their primary breadwinner.
🚨 NEW: Federal voting intention
🟧 ONP: 28% (-1)
🟥 ALP: 26% (-2)
🟦 L/NP: 25% (+4)
🟩 GRN: 13% (+2)
⬛️ OTH: 8% (-3)
Two-party-preferred
🟦 L/NP: 53% (-1)
🟥 ALP: 47% (+1)
ALP vs ONP
🟥 ALP: 54% (+2)
🟧 ONP: 46% (-2)
RedBridge/Accent | 2-6 Nov | n=1005 | +/- 28 Sep-2 Oct
Vic Labor is going to crash. It’s coming.
The last Redbridge for Victoria had Labor on 24%.
I’m tipping the next Redbridge to have Labor on 20-22% primary. Federal Labor is going to drag vic Labor down even more. #springst
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With the political tide turning rapidly against Labor, Bob Carr has broken ranks to openly savage Dan Andrews’ economic record and the state’s soaring $200bn debt. > bit.ly/4sKOZ7T
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How long before One Nation blocks the Age.
The party that promotes transparency but only the transparency it approves of. 😡
“A senior One Nation official spent eight years managing a Melbourne strip club whose key promoter had once been accused by police of involvement in “serious criminal activity” and of having deep links to the Comanchero bikie gang.
The revelations about Bianca Colecchia, a longtime Dreams strip club manager turned One Nation federal election candidate and Victorian state secretary, has emerged as the latest case involving a key party figure facing questions about their past and whether it aligns with the populist party’s stated policies.
An investigation by this masthead and 60 Minutes can also reveal that a senior volunteer who worked on One Nation’s Farrer federal byelection and its campaign for the Victorian state seat of Nepean is facing drug charges, having arrived at the party as a member with a series of previous criminal offences to his name.
Meanwhile, the man recruited by One Nation to overhaul its vetting of candidates and staff has inflated his own past achievements and engaged in toxic workplace conduct towards others in the party.
One Nation general manager Kelvin Morton describes himself in an online resume as a “former army officer with weapons training and special communications training”.
This masthead has confirmed Morton never completed his army officer training and served only as a part-time reservist while studying. He has also been caught drastically overstating his role in a US election campaign in 2008.
Leaked messages reveal that despite Morton’s public claim to be professionalising One Nation in his role of general manager, he secretly proposed to run “counter-intelligence” operation to humiliate a fellow One Nation staffer by feeding him false information about a $15 million donation from James Packer in the hope he would leak it to journalists.
In other messages Morton sent to One Nation staff, he described a party employee as a “fat, ginger man-baby” and “the most full of shit f---stick known to man! (Or women, and I’ll even throw animal in there!)”.
Morton is also under scrutiny over his handling of concerns raised inside One Nation about Colecchia’s ties to the Dreams strip club.
For eight years, Colecchia helped manage the Melbourne CBD venue alongside her partner and longtime club owner Salvatore Aparo.
Over this same period, Dreams’ chief promoter and liquor supplier was Mike “Skinny” Jones, a man that court records reveal was previously accused by police of being a bikie gang money cleaner.”
Think long and hard before you give these people any power in governing our country.
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“The Australia Institute’s chief economist, Greg Jericho, says there is no data to justify the board’s decision to lift rates to an 18-year high,” writes Paul Bongiorno. “There are other ways to slow inflation.” trib.al/8YjZqJr































