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Exclusive poll shows nearly half of respondents defecting from Victorian Labor. What do these voters care about? Original

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By James Murphy, Emily Foley, Phoebe Hayman, Tenzin Liddy-Corlett
| The Conversation Verified
A new poll of Victorians shows almost half of respondents who voted Labor in the 2022 state election intend to vote differently this November, with more than 13% moving their vote to One Nation and a further 11% intending to vote for the Coalition.
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The Victorian premier could lose her job just 4 months before a state election. How did it come to this? Original

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By Phoebe Hayman, Emily Foley, James Murphy
| The Conversation Verified
After months of rumblings, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan will face a leadership challenge this week, just four months out from a state election. Reports emerged on Sunday that Labor factional leaders met to assess whether Allan retained majority support in the party room. According to some participants, the answer was no. This morning, senior party figures met with Allan to convey that message and ask her to stand aside. They urged Deputy Premier Ben Carroll to challenge her.
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Weak prospects for Community Strong?

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By Phoebe Hayman
| Open Forum
Former independent MPs Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have announced the formation of their new political party, Community Strong Australia, kicking off a 100-day consultation period. Community independents have always displayed some features and shared some benefits of political parties, while remaining distinct. These candidates have shared expertise, branding, and endorsed one another — all while maintaining their own independence and local organisations.
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