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The Multicultural Progress Party is a defunct minor political party in South Australia[1] led by Lam Duc Vu and Trish Nguyen from IFIG Australia (Melbourne). The party contested the 2014 state election in the upper house with a 0.2 percent vote.

References

Image of public campaign material of party leaders here: *[1]

Lucky for South Australian residents for timely media coverage, it was discovered by Today Tonight that one of leaders of the party was not a South Australian resident and the official registered office was in fact an address of a toilet block, watch this coverage towards the late half of the story and you will see what a disgrace this was for SA politics. Click this link: *[2]

See also

  1. ^ Registered political parties: ECSA


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