Australian Union Boss Defends Naming Victorian Labor MPs Over Voter Engagement

An 'enraged' union boss in Australia has defended his decision to publicly criticize Victorian Labor MPs for their lack of engagement with voters. He stated that candidates must work hard to prevent the rise of One Nation or risk losing union support.

17 Jun, 03:09 — 17 Jun, 03:09

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The GuardianMostly Factual75d ago

‘Enraged’ union boss defends naming and shaming Victorian Labor MPs who had ‘zero conversations’ with voters

Candidates must ‘work their ass off’ to stop One Nation or expect withdrawal of union support, Trades Hall Council secretary says Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The head of Victoria’s powerful Trades Hall Council has defended naming and shaming 23 state Labor MPs and candidates for having “zero conversations” with their constituents in the past two weeks, saying they all need to “work their ass off” to stop...

By Benita Kolovos Victorian state correspondent

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Australian Union Boss Defends Naming Victorian Labor MPs Over Voter Engagement

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‘Enraged’ union boss defends naming and shaming Victorian Labor MPs who had ‘zero conversations’ with voters

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