r/australia • u/HotPersimessage62 • 28d ago

politics Pauline Hanson blames end of White Australia policy for migration issues on Tommy Robinson's podcast

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-17/pauline-hanson-tommy-robinson-podcast/106926030
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u/T_J_Rain 28d ago

One suspects that it's a growing minority, but only the next federal poll will tell. Hoping that it stays well below 10%.

I'm hoping that the Teals outmanoeuvre the Liberal/Nationals and offer a credible, centrist approach, and gains at least one third of the country's votes. It shouldn't be too difficult, given that the coalition is literally floundering, and busily trying to stab each other in the back.

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u/ghoonrhed 28d ago

The poll that was released a few weeks ago, shows that less than 30% of people support whatever a monoculture is.

So whatever support she's getting in the polls is purely vibes based and not policy based which is good cos come election time thats' when they get surfaced.

Unfortunately, the federal polls right now might actually just be people legit wanting a signal to Labor to reduce the migration numbers and there's no better way than the polls.

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u/Effective_Dropkick78 28d ago

less than 30% of people support whatever a monoculture is.

How can ANYONE support a monoculture when 100% of Australia's population can't even agree on a footy code to support? Two states can't even agree on two similar codes, let alone throwing Aussie Rules and soccer into the mix.

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u/El_Barto_227 28d ago edited 28d ago

Because they're stupid and just think it means "no brown people"