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Stuart Bonds, the leading candidate for One Nation's upper house in New South Wales, has sparked controversy by invoking the far-right 'great replacement' conspiracy theory during an anti-migration rally in Sydney. Bonds claimed that Australians are facing demographic replacement unless 'mass migration' is curtailed. New South Wales Premier Chris Minns condemned Bonds' comments as 'frankly outrageous and racist', stating that the replacement theory is a conspiracy imported from the US. Bonds' remarks have drawn criticism from various quarters, including the Australian Human Rights Commission and the federal minister for multicultural affairs, Anne Aly, who emphasized that questioning someone's right to belong based on race or ancestry is divisive and dangerous.
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