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Two Victorian Unions Turn on Labor Ahead of State Election

The Australian Services Union launches attack ads while the ETU diverts funds, marking a significant rift with the government.

1 publisher · 1 article · first seen 28 Oct 2026 · updated 2d ago

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0%50%100%23%27 Oct, 04:18 UTCnowThe Guardian: Two key unions turn on Labor, running attack ads and pulling campaign funds a month out from Victorian election · 28 Oct, 04:50 UTC

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  • Australian Labor Party — the market puts it at 23%, closing 28 Nov 2027. The outcome is Yes if the Australian Labor Party wins the 2026 Victorian state election. The outcome is No if they do not win. Readers often mistake the resolution source, which is the official election result, for any opinion polls or early reports.

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  1. Two key unions turn on Labor, running attack ads and pulling campaign funds a month out from Victorian election The Guardian ·

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  • Australian Services Union
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  • Ben Carroll
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