One Nation party captures 23 percent vote, reshaping Australian political landscape

The rise of Pauline Hanson's One Nation party signals a shift in Australian politics as traditional parties struggle. In the recent South Australian election, One Nation garnered 23 percent of the primary vote, dwarfing the Liberal Party's 19 percent and highlighting growing disillusionment with established parties. This trend could mark the end of the long-standing Labor versus Coalition dynamic.

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Summary by Glance · Original reporting by The Age