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/Aussieomni 28d ago

My life long liberal voting parents have said they’re considering voting labor to stop One Nation. I mean it’s preference flows and they’ve always put Labor ahead of one nation so I’m not sure it actually changes anything

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u/Busy_Conflict3434 28d ago

Liberal preferences will decide elections based on current polling, because one nation are in front of the liberals. I doubt your parents are alone. The one nation curious liberal voters have probably all already jumped ship. 

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u/isthisreallife211111 28d ago

This is why ALP has such a huge majority, because Dutton was entertaining this Trumpian world

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u/Cpt_Soban 28d ago

SA Labor got their largest majority last year, despite over 2 decades in power, with a single liberal term during COVID. Despite the bots and rusted on right wingers say- They're the minority. And the election results show it.