Jacinta Allan

The Guardian : Jacinta Allan says Pauline Hanson ‘chooses to barrack for bullies’ over ‘ditch the witch’ billboard

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portrayed as standing against sexist attacks with moral clarity

The article frames Allan as rejecting hateful rhetoric and drawing a moral line, with strong attribution of her language about sexism and misogyny. Her emotional response ('made my heart sing') is quoted, reinforcing authenticity and moral positioning.

“It made my heart sing to see Julia’s response, and also to see the response from so many other women and men in our community, because we’ve got to draw the line.”

news.com.au : Teens arrested, released by cops after machete brawl at Flinders Street Station

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Premier Jacinta Allan framed as responsible for public safety failure

Outrage appeal and uncritical authority quotation reproduce a sarcastic social media attack on the Premier, implying incompetence and dereliction of duty without rebuttal.

““What a beautiful sight to wake up to — thanks @jacintaallanmp. They were caught and released not long after. Whooopeee.””

news.com.au : ‘Corrosive’: Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan calls out sexist ‘Ditch the Witch’ Melbourne campaign

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Premier portrayed as unjustly targeted due to gender

The article frames Jacinta Allan as a victim of sexist political discourse without presenting counter-perspectives or verifying the source of the billboard, emphasizing her identity as a woman under attack. This aligns with a narrative of exclusion based on gender.

“Taking to social media to slam Friday’s campaign, Ms Allan said “sexism just has no police in out political debate. Full stop”.”

news.com.au : Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan goes door-to-door in ‘desperate’ bid to save her seat

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Premier portrayed as untrustworthy and out of touch

Reliance on anonymous and named critics expressing personal dislike ('I don’t like her') and describing her actions as 'desperate' undermines her credibility and public standing without counterbalancing support.

“I don’t like her”

Nine : Dan Andrews news: $134,000 statue for controversial Victorian leader slammed as tone deaf

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defensive leadership portrayed as out of touch

editorializing, framing_by_emphasis

“Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has defended the move, calling Andrew's a "fantastic premier".”

ABC News Australia : Richard Willingham

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portrayed as untrustworthy due to associations and evasion

Loaded language and selective framing depict Allan as evading accountability on serious corruption allegations linked to CFMEU, using dismissive quotes to undermine her credibility.

“CFMEU report is like a Hollywood script and Victoria's premier is on repeat”