Election ‘too close to call’ as One Nation bursts out of heartland
The Victoria state election is up in the air with no party set for a clear majority, a recent poll says.
The Victoria state election is up in the air with no party set for a clear majority, a recent poll says.
One Nation’s buoyant support among Aussie voters may be cooling, according to a new survey.
While conservative parties fought for votes at CPAC, Albanese took a different tack, starring in a viral social media sketch.
Following news of his death, tributes flowed in from both sides of politics with the PM saying, “Australia has lost a real gentleman and a true parliamentarian”.
It’s an election promise that hopes to win voters and push back on the Coalition and One Nation’s growing influence.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has denied giving his team the authority to speak with Barnaby Joyce over a potential power-sharing deal after the One Nation treasury spokesperson’s claim he was in conversations with “very, very senior Liberals”.
The finding comes after a week when Labor produced its long-awaited migration policy.
Meanwhile, One Nation has surged ahead as the preferred party.
The opposition leader insists the plan will be fully funded thanks to a cut to the tobacco excise, removing the threat of adding to inflation, he claims.
The furore around a One Nation cartoon that labels MP Andrew Hastie a “traitor” continues.