Australians have been seeking better expression of their values and representation of their interests, neither of which they have gotten from the Labor or Liberal parties.
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Australians have been seeking better expression of their values and representation of their interests, neither of which they have gotten from the Labor or Liberal parties for more than a decade.
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Failings of major parties led to surge for One Nation
I went looking for One Nation’s policies. Here’s what I didn’t find
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One Nation leapfrogs Labor in poll
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The public’s perception of the failings of the major parties has led to a rise in support for One Nation, say readers.
The anti-immigrant party is dragging the Liberals rightward as well
The divisive party makes grand claims about what regulation or legislation needs to change. But there is no clear explanation of…
The upswell in support for the polarising party is a remarkable phenomenon that threatens to destroy the two-sided political…
One was reached. One was reached for and missed. One was never the audience.
A surge in support for Australia’s populist One Nation party mirrors the rise of the populist right in Europe and Britain.
