One Nation candidate apologises for 'unacceptable' comments, steps down
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One Nation's candidate for Melbourne Matthew Collins quits and apologises just four weeks out from the Victorian election over offensive comments published on his social media accounts.
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One Nation candidate apologises for 'unacceptable' comments, steps down
One Nation's candidate for Melbourne Matthew Collins quits and apologises just four weeks out from the Victorian election over offensive comments published on his social media accounts.
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One Nation candidate for Melbourne resigns over offensive tweets
Matthew Collins withdrew his candidacy over a series of highly sexualised tweets.
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