With the May 19 election day looming, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been having headache after headache.
Whether it's her party being exposed in a massive documentary to be looking for donations from American gun lobby groups or candidates saying or doing batshit things, it's understandable that Ms Hanson would be feeling on edge
But it seems as though the party leader has the strangest reveal on her hands in the form of Ross Macdonald.
He hasn't done anything technically wrong but photos from his Facebook have been revealed and they're...interesting.
There are a few photos that don't sit well for a regular person on social media but the idea that this guy is running for public office (in the north Queensland seat of Leichardt) with images of him groping a woman's breasts or with a semi-naked woman aren't a good look.
Anyone who grew up with Facebook will know it's social media 101 that if you want a job you need to curate your online history and hide those university dorm photos of you vomiting in the corridor or painted blue for a day out on the lash.
Clearly Mr Macdonald didn't get the memo.
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The captions he's put on them also don't bode well for the One Nation candidate. He shared a picture of woman with large breasts and said 'mmm YUMMY'. Not to mention the strange naked centaur woman - that's just weird.
It comes literally one day after Queensland party leader Steve Dickson resigned over a video showing him at a strip club and saying some pretty rough things.
The footage has been aired by A Current Affair, which shows the married 56-year-old grope and proposition some of the dancers.
He released a statement following the programme, which said: "The footage shown does not reflect the person I am. It shows a person who was drunk and not in control of his actions and I take full responsibility for allowing that to happen.
"I am deeply remorseful for the hurt that I have caused her, my family and the people that support me.
"I am also deeply remorseful for my disrespectful comments towards women."
Not only has he been caught in some pretty compromising positions, but he's also been recorded saying some rough remarks.
Mr Dickson is heard in the footage saying: "I've done more Asian than I know what to do with."
Interestingly, the footage was filmed by the Al Jazerra team who published the How to Sell a Massacre investigation, which delved into how members of One Nation, including Mr Dickson, travelled to America to seek donations from large gun lobby groups.
But Al Jazaera said A Current Affair published the footage without their consent.
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