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Lambie claims Hanson hasn't apologized for mocking her medical condition, while a Liberal candidate's husband was allegedly assaulted over election signs.
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Lambie claims Hanson hasn't apologized for mocking her medical condition, while a Liberal candidate's husband was allegedly assaulted over election signs.
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Follow the day’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe husband of a Victorian Liberal party candidate has allegedly been assaulted during a confrontation over election signs.A Liberal party spokesperson on Monday evening confirmed the husband of their candidate for Yan Yean, Amanda Dow, was involved in an alleged incident in Mernda yesterday afternoon.We understand Ms Dow’s husband approached a member of the public who was removing Liberal party campaign signage and was allegedly assaulted. He suffered facial injuries and was taken to hospital and was discharged today.Not right now. If I do anything that is apology-worthy, I’ll apologise. Continue reading...
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