One Nation candidate Stuart Bonds pushes demographic replacement conspiracy
NSW One Nation candidate Stuart Bonds told an anti-immigration rally that Australians are being replaced.
Stuart Bonds heads One Nation's NSW upper house ticket. He addressed a rally in Sydney's CBD on Sunday.
He made claims about demographic replacement. Federal Labor ministers criticized the speech as divisive and dangerous.
Multicultural Affairs Minister Anne Aly said questioning someone's right to belong goes against Australian values. Labor officials said Bonds is pushing white supremacist conspiracy theories.
These theories are mathematically nonsensical.
- Heads One Nation NSW upper house ticket
- Position
- Sydney CBD
- Location
- Sunday
- Date
- Anne Aly, Multicultural Affairs Minister
- Critic
Why it mattersA leading One Nation candidate is promoting a fringe theory. This theory links to extremist movements. It raises concerns about the rhetoric becoming mainstream.
AustraliaDebates about immigration and belonging are central to Australian politics, and One Nation's promotion of replacement theories shapes national conversations about identity.
Corroborated bythenightly.com.au
