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NSW voters revolt against major parties
Despite recent federal polling showing support for the anti-immigration, far-right party tailing off, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation could cause a major political remake in NSW.
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NSW voters revolt against major parties
Despite recent federal polling showing support for the anti-immigration, far-right party tailing off, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation could cause a major political remake in NSW.
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One Nation profits as NSW voters abandon major parties
The latest Resolve Political Monitor shows support for the two major parties has dropped to its lowest since at least November 2021.
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Guilt by association as NSW politicians take a dive along with national parties
Both Labor and Liberals believe their soft vote is the result of contamination from their unpopular federal counterparts, and are seeking to set up the March election accordingly.
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Does One Nation’s migration policy actually add up?
More than one third of voters regard One Nation as the best party to handle immigration. But could their policy work in practice?
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The NSW premier is laser-focused on one political opponent. It’s not the Coalition
Chris Minns can’t stop talking about One Nation, even though Pauline Hanson’s party has no NSW leader, no NSW candidates and no NSW policies.