Thursday 28 March was the day that the Coalition guaranteed it lost May’s election. It had its good, bad and downright ugly.
Scott Morrison’s decision to put One Nation below Labor on preference tickets, after witnessing the abhorrent moves to undermine gun control in Australia in the sting operation by Arab news organisation Al Jazeera, was the Good.
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