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Provincial byelections in three New Brunswick ridings called for April 24 - New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Provincial byelections in three New Brunswick ridings called for April 24 - New Brunswick

Restigouche-Chaleur, Dieppe, and Bathurst East-Nepisiguit-Saint-Isidore have been vacant since the fall when three veteran Liberal MLAs resigned. 

Liberal Party's Renee Heath, Moria Deeming And One Nation's Rikkie Tyrrell Elected To Victorian Parliament - Vimarsana News

Liberal Party's Renee Heath, Moria Deeming And One Nation's Rikkie Tyrrell Elected To Victorian Parliament

Two Liberal candidates - one with links to a conservative anti-gay church, and another with anti-trans views, and One Nation's first MP have been elected to the Upper House of the Victorian Parliament. 

Candidates say they've been targeted during Quebec election campaign - Vimarsana News

Candidates say they've been targeted during Quebec election campaign

Two Liberal candidates in the Quebec election campaign are denouncing recent targeted attacks after one had his constituency office broken into and his computers stolen, while another was on the receiving end of death threats.

Liberal candidates accused of 'plagiarising' South Australian Labor premier's campaign ads | Australian election 2022 - Vimarsana News

Liberal candidates accused of 'plagiarising' South Australian Labor premier's campaign ads | Australian election 2022

ALP claims Michael Sukkar and Rachel Swift both imitated Peter Malinauskas’s ad’s distinctive style from SA state election

Morrison outplayed in rush to push discrimination legislation through - Vimarsana News

Morrison outplayed in rush to push discrimination legislation through

The “I am PM – therefore I can” principle doesn’t always work in a close parliament.

Source: smh.com.au