Roshena Campbell

Liberal officials sped up the Aston preselection after the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Milton Dick, on Monday announced the by-election would ...

[Subscribers can sign up to our weekly Inside Politics newsletter here](/link/follow-20170101-p5apym). Members aligned with church groups in the eastern part of the state previously helped de-select her as a candidate. Pesutto and Brighton MP James Newbury defended the call. Labor has not held it for 30 years, but the Liberals’ margin was cut from 10.1 per cent to 2.8 per cent at the May election. However, some feared she might not be well received in Aston because she did not live near the electorate. we’ll be in Aston tomorrow as we were last week and that engagement will continue - not just from me, but from our frontbench as well,” he said.

Melbourne city councillor Roshena Campbell has been selected as the Liberal party's candidate for the Aston by-election following the departure of former ...

Barrister and Melbourne City councillor Roshena Campbell has been chosen as the Liberal Party candidate for the marginal seat of Aston.

Having a rank-and-file ballot would have delayed the ability for the candidate to campaign against Labor’s pick, About half a dozen senior party figures, including Mr Dutton, voted on the selection in a secret ballot of the Victorian administrative committee in Melbourne on Tuesday night, The Age reported. Voters from the electorate in Melbourne’s outer east will head to the polls on April Fool’s Day to select their replacement for Mr Tudge.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has revealed the Liberal candidate for the Aston by-election Roshena Campbell has committed to relocate into the electorate ...

As the race to fill Alan Tudge's inner-city Melbourne seat heats up, both major parties risk losing favour, as neither of their candidates live in the ...

I think coupled with the fact that Roshena is an established advocate for people within this electorate stands her in good stead in terms of somebody who has the capacity to take the fight up on behalf of locals.” “I’m going to take the time to listen to them because they deserve a strong voice,” she said. “The Labor candidate doesn’t live in Aston, and the Labor candidate ran in the last election and has had all of that time to move into Aston and has made a decision not to,” Mr Dutton said.

Barrister and Melbourne City councillor Roshena Campbell has been chosen as the Liberal Party candidate for the marginal seat of Aston.

Having a rank-and-file ballot would have delayed the ability for the candidate to campaign against Labor’s pick, About half a dozen senior party figures, including Mr Dutton, voted on the selection in a secret ballot of the Victorian administrative committee in Melbourne on Tuesday night, The Age reported. Voters from the electorate in Melbourne’s outer east will head to the polls on April Fool’s Day to select their replacement for Mr Tudge.