The win that made One Nation a major party
About this episode
The episode discusses One Nation's recent success in a by-election and its implications for Australian politics.
Pauline Hanson is on a roll. The latest test came over the weekend in a by-election for the small coastal electorate of Secret Harbour, south of Perth, where almost 40 per cent of voters gave One Nation their first-preference vote -- numbers that Labor and the Coalition could only dream of at this point. Today, Michelle Grattan, chief political correspondent at The Conversation, on the One Nation blitz. Featured: Michelle Grattan, chief political correspondent at The Conversation
People in this episode
Guest: Michelle Grattan
Topics covered
- politics
- by-election
- One Nation
- voting trends
- Australia
Keywords
- One Nation
- Pauline Hanson
- by-election
- Secret Harbour
- voting
- political trends
- Australia
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: One Nation, Labor, Coalition
Places: Secret Harbour, Perth
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