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‘Outrageous and racist’: premier responds to NSW One Nation candidate’s claim Australians are being ‘demographically replaced’

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Pure political/electoral controversy content: a candidate's anti-immigration remarks and condemnation by officials. No product, commodity, company, price, capex, regulation targeting a sector, or supply-chain channel is present; no commercial mechanism to map to any catalog sector.

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  • NSW Premier Chris Minns condemned One Nation upper house candidate Stuart Bonds' comments as 'outrageous and racist'
  • Bonds spoke at an anti-immigration rally in Sydney attended by several hundred people
  • Bonds is positioned to be elected in the state election in March, with polling suggesting strong One Nation support
  • Australian Human Rights Commission and race discrimination commissioner criticized the remarks

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‘Outrageous and racist’: premier responds to NSW One Nation candidate’s claim Australians are being ‘demographically replaced’ — News Analysis