One Nation Campaign Launch Victoria
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- Allanah SciberrasDaily Mail
- Patrick HatchSydney Morning Herald
- Nicholas CominoDaily Mail
- Paul SakkalSydney Morning Herald
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One Nation Campaign Launch Victoria. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/53352
“One Nation Campaign Launch Victoria.” The Aporia, 13 Oct. 2026, https://the-aporia.com/event/53352.
“One Nation Campaign Launch Victoria.” The Aporia, October 13, 2026. https://the-aporia.com/event/53352.
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A Victorian One Nation candidate, Mark Nicholson, caused a political stir when he suggested during his party’s campaign launch that former premiers Daniel Andrews and Jacinta Allan should face imprisonment by Christmas if their rivals take power. Speaking to about 750 supporters at Melbourne's Crown Conference Centre, Nicholson promised significant consequences for Victoria's political establishment if One Nation…
Political firestorm erupts after One Nation candidate declares Dan Andrews and Jacinta Allan should be 'in prison by Christmas' →2 articles from Daily Mail on this storyMark Nicholson, a prominent figure in the One Nation party, called for former Victorian premiers Daniel Andrews and Jacinta Allan to be jailed during the party’s state election launch. This statement reflects a point of tension between One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and defector Barnaby Joyce, who distanced himself from Nicholson's remarks but agreed that the Andrews administration was disastrous. Federal Liberals…
‘Performative promises … have no place’: Liberals slam Hanson’s call to jail Andrews, Allen →2 articles from Sydney Morning Herald on this storyOne Nation has launched its campaign for the Victorian state election by promising law-and-order measures, including harsher penalties for young offenders and increased recruitment of veterans into police forces. The party's leader Warren Pickering unveiled a policy booklet at Melbourne’s Crown Casino that includes reducing the age of criminal responsibility to 10 years old and charging serious violent youth crimes…
One Nation promises law-and-order boost in Victorian campaign launch →Analysis
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Pauline Hanson (centre) is joined on stage by Victoria leader Warren Pickering (right) and candidate Colleen Harkin (left) during the launch of the One Nation 2026 Victorian State Campaign in Melbourne on Saturday
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5 Oct ‘Performative promises … have no place’: Liberals slam Hanson’s call to jail Andrews, AllenMark Nicholson, a prominent figure in the One Nation party, called for former Victorian premiers Daniel Andrews and Jacinta Allan to be jailed during the party’s state election launch. This statement reflects a point of tension between One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and defector Barnaby Joyce, who distanced himself from Nicholson's remarks but agreed that the Andrews administration was disastrous. Federal Liberals…Sydney Morning Herald
4 Oct Political firestorm erupts after One Nation candidate declares Dan Andrews and Jacinta Allan should be 'in prison by Christmas'A Victorian One Nation candidate, Mark Nicholson, caused a political stir when he suggested during his party’s campaign launch that former premiers Daniel Andrews and Jacinta Allan should face imprisonment by Christmas if their rivals take power. Speaking to about 750 supporters at Melbourne's Crown Conference Centre, Nicholson promised significant consequences for Victoria's political establishment if One Nation…Daily Mail3 Oct One Nation promises law-and-order boost in Victorian campaign launchOne Nation has launched its campaign for the Victorian state election by promising law-and-order measures, including harsher penalties for young offenders and increased recruitment of veterans into police forces. The party's leader Warren Pickering unveiled a policy booklet at Melbourne’s Crown Casino that includes reducing the age of criminal responsibility to 10 years old and charging serious violent youth crimes…ABC News (AU)
3 Oct ‘In prison by Christmas’: One Nation attacks Andrews, Allan in campaign launchAt a campaign launch for the upcoming Victorian state election, One Nation candidate Mark Nicholson threatened to jail former premiers Daniel Andrews and Jacinta Allan “by Christmas” if his party wins. The event, held at the Crown Conference Centre in Southbank with about 750 attendees, featured party founder Pauline Hanson who presented 93 candidates running for every seat. One Nation’s policy document includes…Sydney Morning Herald
3 Oct Pauline Hanson's big Victorian pitch for One Nation with MAGA hats and crime crackdown promise - as police face off with protestersPauline Hanson held a campaign launch for One Nation's 2026 Victorian State Campaign at Melbourne's Crown conference centre on Saturday, with over 750 supporters present and a heavy police presence outside due to activist protests. The event featured policy announcements focusing on boosting police powers and included merchandise like T-shirts and caps bearing the slogan "MAGA: Make Albo Go Away." Warren Pickering…Daily Mail
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