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From Al Grassby to One Nation: How Labor’s Riverina stronghold disappeared

July 23, 2026

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Labor politician Al Grassby (right) was once popular in Griffith. Photo: Griffith City Library archives.

Imagine a Labor politician being cheered by thousands of Griffith residents inside a packed Yoogali Club just days before recording a thumping election victory to retain his role as our…

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