One Nation proposes treaty abolition, pepper spray legalization in Victoria
2026-10-06
The One Nation party has launched its Victorian election campaign, advocating for the abolition of the First Nations treaty and the legalization of pepper spray. Candidate Mark Nicholson made controversial statements regarding former premiers.
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The One Nation party has launched its Victorian election campaign with proposals to abolish the First Nations treaty and legalize pepper spray. A candidate also made statements about potential imprisonment for former premiers if the party wins.
Key facts
- The One Nation party is campaigning for the Victorian election.
- A key policy proposal is to abolish the First Nations treaty.
- The party also supports legalizing pepper spray for personal use.
- A candidate made statements regarding former premiers facing imprisonment.
Source: Guardian · Tech policy
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