One Nation unveils eight Victorian election candidates including former Liberal and anti-woke film animator
•One Nation announced eight candidates for the Victorian election, including a former Liberal party member.
•The lineup features an animator known for an anti-woke film and a local councillor claiming to have worked on Daniel Andrews' security team.
•Pauline Hanson held a press conference to introduce the candidates for the upcoming November state poll.
المصدر: The Guardian World | Source: The Guardian WorldLocal councillor who says he used to work on Daniel Andrews’ security team also part of upper house lineup for November’s state poll
A former Liberal party candidate, the animator behind Pauline Hanson’s anti-woke film and a local councillor who says he worked on former premier Daniel Andrews’ personal protection team have been unveiled as One Nation candidates for the Victorian election.
Pauline Hanson held a press conference on Monday to announce the eight candidates who will lead One Nation’s upper house tickets at the November state election.
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→One Nation announced eight candidates for the Victorian election, including a former Liberal party member.
→The lineup features an animator known for an anti-woke film and a local councillor claiming to have worked on Daniel Andrews' security team.
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