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One Nation says it’s coming for more seats. These are the ones that could fall next

The party says its Farrer surge shows rural and outer-suburban voters are open to its message on costs, farming and immigration.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Thousands of voters on the Victorian side of the border share the same grievances that drove their NSW counterparts to abandon the Coalition. But it doesn’t end there.
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'We want to spread One Nation': party eyes more Riverina seats after Farrer win

One Nation's Riverina branch president Paul Funnell said the "outstanding" Farrer result reveals regional voters are "fed up" with the major parties.

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One Nation says it’s coming for more seats. These are the ones that could fall next

Thousands of voters on the Victorian side of the border share the same grievances that drove their NSW counterparts to abandon the Coalition. But it doesn’t end there.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Monday, May 11, 2026.
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