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One Nation Candidate Says Old Money From Sydney and Melbourne Is Pouring Into His Byelection Campaign

Labor opted out of the Farrer byelection due to persistent low support, with their vote share never exceeding 40% since 1954, leaving a contest among Coalition and minor parties.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
David Farley said denizens of Woollahra and Toorak were among those funding his fight for Sussan Ley’s old seat of Farrer in south-western NSW.

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One Nation candidate says old money from Sydney and Melbourne is pouring into his byelection campaign

David Farley said denizens of Woollahra and Toorak were among those funding his fight for Sussan Ley’s old seat of Farrer in south-western NSW.

·Sydney, Australia
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Labor won't contest Farrer byelection in a first in the seat's history

ALP decides against running Labour party candidate in Farrer byelection, triggered by the resignation of Sussan ley.

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The Border Mail broke the news in on Saturday, March 14, 2026.
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