Mr McCurdy is facing allegations of making a false document, using a false document, obtaining property b deception and attempting to obtain property by deception from 2009, before he was elected as the Ovens Valley MP.

“Let us not forget that the member for Ovens Valley, he is sitting there in the front row, we speak is facing 10 criminal charges,” Ms Thomas said.

“And yet he shows up here every day and sits in this house; he has no shame whatsoever.”

Mr McCurdy is contesting the charges.

Ms Thomas, who grew up in Wodonga, also threw her support behind Upper House MP Jaclyn Symes considering a run for a Lower House seat in the North East against the Nationals MPs.

“She could knock off the member for Euroa and the member for Ovens Valley at the same time,” she said.

Earlier in the week Ms Thomas took aim at an advertisement for Benambra MP Bill Tilley, which said he was backing farmers because it did not include the Liberal Party logo.

“Oh my goodness is the Liberal brand travelling that badly in Benambra? Looks like Bill is masquerading as an independent - pricey ad by the way,” she tweeted.