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Anthony Albanese, Julia Gillard join Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan in denouncing sexist billboards

Anthony Albanese, Julia Gillard join Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan in denouncing sexist billboards
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Australian political leaders, including PM Anthony Albanese, have condemned a sexist mobile billboard campaign targeting Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan. The campaign, funded by a local brothel, used derogatory language previously directed at former PM Julia Gillard.

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The incident has sparked a national debate regarding the toxicity of political discourse and the treatment of women in public office.

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This mobile billboard featuring the slogan "ditch the witch" has been driven around central Melbourne. ( Supplied )

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