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The fallout from Farrer

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By Josh Sunman Josh, South Australian politics
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One Nation’s surge can no longer be seen as a blip or an aberration. As the results in the Farrer byelection showed, the right-wing populist party – which has been hovering on the fringes of Australian politics for 30 years – is now a serious electoral force. While the byelection was considered likely to be a close contest between One Nation’s David Farley and independent Michelle Milthorpe, in the end voters delivered an easy win to Farley.
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Could the Coalition help One Nation win Farrar?

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By Josh Sunman Josh, South Australian politics
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Since 2025, the radical-right One Nation party has experienced a polling surge – regularly polling ahead of the Coalition. In the midst of this surge, and wider voter fragmentation, the Coalition is facing a by-election contest in the rural NSW electorate of Farrer on May 9. Farrer is centred around the regional city of Albury and surrounding agricultural areas. This by-election was caused by the resignation of former Liberal Leader Sussan Ley from parliament.
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How One Nation took the nation - Openforum

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By Josh Sunman, Josh Sunman Josh, South Australian politics
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Since the 2025 federal election, poll after poll has shown surging support for right-wing populist party One Nation. The party, and its leader Pauline Hanson, have been on the Australian political scene for 30 years. Yet until recently, One Nation had never been more than a fringe group of the far right. The latest polling shows One Nation not just leap-frogging the decimated Coalition parties, but also closing in on Labor.
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