The Age
·general
·1 hour ago
One Nation surges to 28 percent, upending Australia's two-party political system
One Nation polls at 28 percent in Australia, threatening the two-party political system established after federation. The party's surge reflects anger from rural and outer-suburban Australians who feel unheard and undervalued amid deindustrialization and unaffordable housing. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's quiet governing style worked until recently, but now faces a direct challenge from populist sentiment.
Summary by Glance · The Age
Newer
Next
Loving doing this? 🎉
Take it further — get the full app and never miss a moment of what's happening in Australia.
Breaking news alerts
Instant lock-screen notifications the moment big stories break across Australia.
Australian news & events
Politics, sport, weather, local events — all in one swipeable feed, updated around the clock.
Stay ahead of the news cycle
30-second summaries so you're always informed, even on your busiest days.
Loading article…
This publisher's site can't be shown here due to their security settings.
Open full article →No source link available for this article.
✨
Ask AI