Hanson's party leads Australian polls, prompting Albanese to introduce a budget aimed at countering the populist surge.
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Hanson's party leads Australian polls, prompting Albanese to introduce a budget aimed at countering the populist surge.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Newspoll tracked political shifts, showing Labor's vote drop and Hanson's improving One Nation position.Sub-event
- Angus Taylor rejects cooperation with Hanson's party, while Bridget McKenzie supports Hanson targeting Labor seats.Sub-event
Hanson's party leads polls, forcing Albanese to counter the populist surge with a new budget.1 source
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