Former One Nation candidates criticise party finances

Summarised from 2 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 27 Sept, 23:42 · Archive

Former One Nation candidates have criticised the party's financial processes and transparency.

Former One Nation candidates are walking away from the party after witnessing its operations, accusing it of leaving candidates out of pocket and allowing donations to go 'lost in the system'. The party receives millions in public funding but faces questions from insiders about financial accountability.

How it is being reported

• Morning Mail: following One Nation’s money trail; UK investigates suspected bomb plot; and legal help for NSW sexual assault survivorsGuardian Australia · 27 Sept, 21:51
• The Populist: Money nation | Episode 3 - podcastGuardian Australia · 27 Sept, 16:00
• The Populist: Money nation | Episode 3 - podcastGuardian Australia · 27 Sept, 16:00
• ‘Cash grab’: One Nation demands up to $630,000 from Victorian election candidatesGuardian Australia · 27 Sept, 01:46
• 'Insidious money grab': Aspiring candidates slam One Nation processesABC New South Wales · 26 Sept, 20:07

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