One Nation launches Victorian campaign

One Nation held its official campaign launch at Crown Casino on Saturday, unveiling candidates for Victoria's upper house and all eighty-eight lower house electorates.

Party pledges to abolish Indigenous treaty

One Nation vowed to abolish the state's treaty with Indigenous people, legalise personal use of pepper spray, and scrap payroll tax in regional Victoria.

Candidate threatens prison for former premiers

Northern Metropolitan candidate Mark Nicholson vowed that if One Nation won, former premiers Daniel Andrews and Jacinta Allan would be in prison by Christmas.

“in prison by Christmas”

Crime and bail are top priorities

Victorian state president Warren Pickering told radio three AW Melbourne that crime and bail remained a top priority, saying people need to feel safe in their homes and places of work.

“the key issue in the state right now and people need to feel safe in their homes and places of work once more”

Candidates include controversial figures

One Nation's candidates include a former Liberal with alleged underworld connections, a naturopath who endorsed Donald Trump's unfounded autism claim, and a former councillor who lost his licence for drink-driving.

Party faces cash grab allegations

One Nation has come under fire for practices that could see it collect as much as six hundred thirty-three thousand dollars from people who have nominated for the Victorian election, with some questioning whether the party is staging a cash grab.

“cash grab”