距离维多利亚州大选仅剩一个月之际，澳大利亚服务工会（ASU）和电气贸易工会（ETU）宣布不再支持工党政府1。此举标志着两大关键工会与执政党的关系破裂1。
作为行动的一部分，ASU发起了名为“Ben Lied. Labor lies”的攻击性广告活动1。此外，该工会已确认将在接下来的几周内停止为工党进行入户拉票等助选活动1。与此同时，ETU在周三举行的州委员会会议上通过决议，决定不再为工党开展全州范围的竞选支持工作1。鉴于ETU在上一次选举中曾投入超过160万澳元资助工党，此次立场转变尤为引人注目1。ETU方面表示，原本用于支持工党竞选的资金将被重新分配，主要用于协助那些被传唤出席建筑业皇家委员会调查的会员，以保护他们的利益1。
Two major unions have withdrawn support from the Labor government in Victoria just one month before the state election, launching advertising campaigns against key figures and reallocating funds previously dedicated to political support. The Australian Services Union (ASU) has initiated a series of attack ads featuring the slogan "Ben Lied. Labor lies" and confirmed it will not participate in door-to-door canvassing for Labor in the coming weeks 1. This strategic shift indicates a significant withdrawal of grassroots mobilization efforts from a critical union sector during a sensitive period in the electoral cycle 1.
Simultaneously, the Electrical Trades Union (ETU) state council resolved on Wednesday that it would not run a statewide campaign supporting Labor, marking a decisive break from its previous electoral involvement 1. At the last election, the ETU contributed more than $1.6 million to support the party, but these financial resources are now being diverted to assist members called before the construction royal commission to protect their interests 1.
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