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In the Secret Harbour by-election, Andrew Hastie criticized Senator Hanson as One Nation challenges Labor's local stronghold status.

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In the Secret Harbour by-election, Andrew Hastie criticized Senator Hanson as One Nation challenges Labor's local stronghold status.

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  1. Herdegen won the Secret Harbour by-election, and Sussan Ley retired from her federal seat.1 source
  2. The Secret Harbour by-election in the Canning seat sees competition intensify as Liberals and Greens vie for votes.1 source
  3. Hastie criticizes Hanson as One Nation challenges Labor's local stronghold in by-election.1 source

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