Labor knew after the South Australian state election in March that the ascendant One Nation was not just a threat to the Coalition.While the Labor government of uber-popular Premier Peter Malinauskas picked up another seven seats and scored a 56 per cent two-party vote, at the expense of independents and the hapless Liberals, One Nation took huge bites out of a swag of super-safe Labor seats on Adelaide’s fringes, forcing the party to preferences for the first time.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles
WA byelection shows One Nation is not just a threat to the Coalition
Labor knew after the SA election in March that One Nation was not just a threat to the Coalition. Secret Harbour confirms that.
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