《悉尼晨报》的调查显示，澳大利亚One Nation党参与维多利亚州11月州选举的多名候选人存在住址与资产问题。[1]该党维多利亚州领导人Warren Pickering登记的地址位于Warragul，距其参选的Pakenham选区约45分钟车程，属于选区外。[1]
除Pickering外，其他候选人亦面临相关疑问。[1]候选人Natalie Adams的丈夫Daniel Adams名下公司Team JJs拖欠税务局138万澳元税款未付，[1]而Adams的父亲Sebastian Canzoneri曾在1990年代末因欺诈罪被判入狱两年（缓期16个月）。[1]此外，南部大都会区候选人Aaron Sanford（29岁）居住在其父母拥有的住房中，[1]北部大都会区候选人Mark Nicholson的登记地址并非其名下房产，[1]西部大都会区候选人Fiona Lopez及其丈夫在Sunshine拥有的房产也未登记为其现居住地。[1]
An investigation by the Sydney Morning Herald has revealed multiple concerns surrounding One Nation's candidates for Victoria's November state election.[1] Party leader Warren Pickering is registered at an address in Warragul, which is approximately 45 minutes' drive outside his Pakenham electorate.[1]
Several candidates face additional scrutiny. Natalie Adams, a candidate in the southern metropolitan region, has family financial complications: her husband Daniel Adams' company Team JJs owes the Australian Taxation Office $1.38 million in unpaid taxes, while her father Sebastian Canzoneri was sentenced to two years imprisonment in the late 1990s for fraud, with 16 months suspended.[1] Aaron Sanford, a 29-year-old candidate in the northern metropolitan area, resides in a property owned by his parents.[1] Mark Nicholson, another northern metropolitan candidate, has registered an address not in his own name, and Fiona Lopez, who is running in the western metropolitan region, and her husband own a Sunshine property that has not been registered as their current residence.[1]