The Victorian division of the Liberal Party has done it again. Instead of going into the April 1, Aston by-election with confidence, they are defending a narrow, 2.8 per cent, margin starting from behind and looking flat-footed.
Why? Because Labor wedged the Liberals good and proper.
The outgoing member for Aston, former Cabinet minister Alan Tudge, resigned last week.
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