‘Insidious money grab’: Aspiring candidate slams One Nation
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One Nation will face its next big test at the Victorian election in November. Four Corners spoke to six would-be candidates who described the preselection process as chaotic. Former Liberal National MP Aidan McLindon said he was approached to be part of the leadership team in Victoria. Each would-be candidate was charged $150 to apply, and another $5,500 if successful. He said candidates were not told about the additional $5,500 fee until the end of their interview. “What we're seeing here is a bit of an insidious money grab,” McLindon told Four Corners. To discover more about how One Nation’s operates, watch Behind the Orange Wave on ABC iView. #BehindtheOrangeWave #OneNation #PaulineHanson #Victoria #Money #4Corners
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