One Nation tops Newspoll primary vote, ahead of both Labor and the Coalition

One Nation tops Newspoll primary vote, ahead of both Labor and the Coalition

A Newspoll published in The Australian places Pauline Hanson's One Nation ahead of both major parties on the primary vote, as cost-of-living distress fuels voter dissatisfaction and an offer of extra staff to rookie MP David Farley sparks a political fight. Also in this briefing: national dwelling values drop for a seventh consecutive month in the fastest decline in forty years, an envoy report recommends protest mask bans and media oversight, and the Australian Signals Directorate warns that artificial intelligence attacks will make digital service disruptions inevitable.

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Show notes

One Nation led Newspoll with twenty-eight percent, moving ahead of both major parties.

Anthony Albanese offered a two hundred thousand dollar staff adviser package to a One Nation parliamentarian.

Capital city home values fell eight point one percent over seven months, the fastest forty-year slide.

Four interest rate rises cut typical Australian household borrowing capacity by roughly seventy-one thousand dollars.

A special envoy recommended banning face masks at protests and creating an ombudsman for public broadcasters.

Frontier artificial intelligence tools automated a breach stealing five terabytes of sensitive Medicare data.

In this episode
  1. 01Intro1 min
  2. 02One Nation tops Newspoll primary vote, ahead of both Labor and the Coalition: The Numbers and the Split2 min
  3. 03One Nation tops Newspoll primary vote, ahead of both Labor and the Coalition: The Economic Test Ahead2 min
  4. 04House prices fall a seventh straight month in the fastest slide in 40 years1 min
  5. 05Antisemitism envoy recommends protest mask bans, visa checks and ABC oversight1 min
  6. 06Where things stand1 min
  7. 07Cyber agency warns AI-driven attacks will make online outages inevitable2 min
  8. 08Outro1 min
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One Nation tops Newspoll primary vote, ahead of both Labor and the Coalition — Fylom