According to Guardian report on One Nation and Stuart Bonds, One Nation has not moved to drop Stuart Bonds, its upper house candidate in New South Wales, despite comments that the outlet's headline describes as racist and divisive. As the report describes it, the party has shown no sign of removing him.
The Guardian reported that Bonds, a former coalminer, claimed that Australians are being "demographically replaced," a remark that sparked wide criticism. The outlet said the claim was made in a Facebook video recorded at a Sydney anti-immigration rally on Sunday. In the footage, a man dressed like a medieval knight is shown watching as Bonds speaks.
The Guardian's summary does not spell out the full content of the remarks beyond that claim, and it does not name the people or groups who criticized them. The summary breaks off before describing the rest of the video, so the wider content of Bonds's speech is not available from this account.
The Guardian's report, written by Penry Buckley, presents the matter as a question of the party's response. It describes the criticism as wide and the party's stance as one of no visible move to distance itself from the candidate. Beyond these points, the summary provided for this story includes no statement from One Nation.
The Guardian's account is the only source for this story, and the headline and summary it published are the basis for every fact stated here. Further developments are not covered in the material available for this report.