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Local 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. Reporters from the ABC, the Age and the Guardian were not provided with the time or location of the press conference. Enough is enough,” she said. In a later follow up question, another reporter asked: “Aren’t you cutting off your nose to spite your face here?
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But in a statement Hanson said party will be fielding candidates in every seat at the election. “We’ll have a talented team of people intent on restoring Victoria and kicking out the tired and toxic Labor government which has run this state into the ground, getting away with it thanks to a weak Liberal opposition,” she said.
