At a popular bar in the heart of Melbourne back in 2016, a slightly chubby middle-aged man stood behind a turntable leading the crowd in a sing-a-long to Iggy Pop’s "The Passenger.”
"It’s a good thing to have fun — as well as fight Tories,” he yelled to the crowd, which responded with applause and chants of "Albo, Albo, Albo.”
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