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One Nation's Hitler Remarks, Lack of Transparency

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One Nation faces internal turmoil and transparency concerns as volunteers quit over top-down candidate selection, while a Nepean candidates hospital proposal gains attention. Despite steady support, questions remain about the partys readiness for parliamentary shake-up.

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One Nation's Hitler Remarks, Lack of Transparency

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People across Victoria are checking out one nation meetings at pubs and clubs, signing up to see if the parties for real ahead of the November state. Election and next weekend's Neppian by-election on May 2nd. At one gathering in Flinders, a campaign manager named Jason Smart allegedly made comments praising Hitler, sparking complaints to party founder. Pauline Hansen and sworn statements from attendees. Smart denies it all, calling the claims false. That drama led two new volunteers to quit after seeing the parties top down control. With President Warren Pickering picking candidates without local, input or votes, folks are bailing, citing no transparency or fairness. Taking the PN candidate Darren Herkis, a business owner who got the not solo. His big pitch is a new Rosebud hospital via private public partnership, like recent ones in Footscray and Melton, though the party's light on details. The latest resolve poll shows one nation supports steady at about one in five voters,

pulling in disaffected types from all sides. As more tests the waters, the real question is if they'll spot the flaws before it shakes a parliament. That's your sending news today update. AI powered and always on.

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