Security experts have been called in to coach opposition MPs on how to deal with the spectre of right-wing extremists hijacking Liberal Party events.
So concerned is the Victorian Liberal Party about neo-Nazis gatecrashing its events that it has sought advice from an expert security firm.
The briefing on Thursday also referred to the controversial Let Women Speak Rally held in March last year which led to Opposition LeaderSeveral groups of protesters arrived at the steps of parliament that day, without Deeming’s knowledge or approval, including neo-Nazis who performed the salute. Deeming condemned the men and later sued Pesutto for defamation over his public comments on the event.Liberal Party MPs declined to go on the record about last week’s meeting, citing security concerns.
Since then, Aston has hit the podcast/lecture circuit with gusto. During the latest tour stop – a stage show with former James Glenday, who presents the ABC’s ACT news bulletin, is tipped to replace Michael Rowland as News Breakfast co-host.fill-in host this year, is an ABC presenter without portfolio as he is finishing up his ABC Canberra gig for an as-yet-unannounced new role.in the ABC managing director hot seat is firming up. So we are hoping for an ABC hat-trick before the year is out.
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