Derryn Hinch has spoken about 'one of the saddest moments' of his life as he vows to 'keep fighting over perceived wrongs and real injustices'.
Derryn Hinch has revealed his political party will no longer exist in what he has described as"one of the saddest moments of my life".
The party was established in September 2015, with Hinch winning a place in the Senate less than a year later at the 2016 Federal Election. "We aspired to much and achieved a lot. One seat in the federal Senate and then three seats in the Victorian upper house.
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