One Nation’s Surge, Liberal Party’s Collapse: SA Election Reveals Tectonic Shifts in Australian Politics

One Nation’s rise: The fight against the Australian far right requires a political fight against Labor

The South Australian election shows how the far right is exploiting a social crisis inflicted by Labor and the union bureaucracy amid a breakdown of the two-party system.

One Nation surge 2.0: this time there are structural issues at play

One Nation’s recent rise is partly because Australians have been growing more comfortable in voting for a minor party that has advanced specific issues.

'They're screaming out for it': Hanson's warning after election shock

Following a shock surge in South Australia, Pauline Hanson reveals One Nation's next steps to target the up...

Why SA farmers are turning from the Liberal Party towards One Nation

Rural SA electorates that were once safe Liberal seats are now marginal, thanks to voters swinging towards One Nation.

SA result leaves land mines for Labor and blows up the Right

Pauline Hanson declared she was leaving land mines behind for Labor to navigate. But One Nation’s surge is blowing up the right side of politics, not the left.

A woeful position: what the SA result means for federal politics

One Nation secured 22% of the South Australian popular vote, outpolling the Liberals. Discover why voters are fed up and the shift shaking Australian politics.