Former Labor MP Emma Husar has added to the bullying allegations sweeping the Labor Party saying Senator Kristina Keneally 'virtually ignored' her after she used and 'got what she needed'.
Emma Husar served as the representative for the NSW seat of Lindsay between 2016 and 2019 and said Ms Keneally would ignore and ostracise her.
Emma Husar was forced to quit the federal labor party and give up her seat amid allegations of bullying and sexual harassment. She says Ms Keneally ostracised her. Picture: News Corp “I was very helpful to that campaign and Kristina virtually ignored me after she used me and got what she needed out of me and continued to trounce through that place like she owned it.
Ms Husar recalled while campaigning her all-male campaign team had created a Tinder account in her name to attract voters. “Because of the way the Labor party treats its women they don’t feel like they can come out and speak to them and it’s a shame that Kimberley didn’t reach out before her untimely death.”
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