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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is the most popular political party in the country, a survey suggests. AAP reports the Redbridge Group/Accent Research poll, published on Monday by The Australian Financial Review, shows support for One Nation has risen four points to 31%. Labor’s primary vote is at 28%, down three points since the poll firm’s last survey a month ago and the government’s budget that was announced on 12 May, and the coalition dropped two points to 20%. Support for the Greens dipped one point to 12% and backing for the “other” category of parties rose two points to 9%. Labor leads One Nation 51% to 49% on the Redbridge poll’s two-party-preferred basis, calculated by asking respondents how they would direct their preferences. The poll of 1005 voters was conducted between Monday and Thursday, and has a 3.4% margin of error. View image in fullscreen Pauline Hanson. Photograph: Hilary Wardhaugh/Getty Images

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A fascinating insight from the health minister! Its reassuring to hear that he acknowledges the pressures on households while remaining focused on the bigger picture. Lets hope his advice is taken seriously as we navigate this challenging time.

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Im concerned about the potential for increased military involvement in the Solomon Islands. As a libertarian, I believe in the importance of self-determination and non-intervention. Lets hope Wale can prioritize economic development and diplomacy over military intervention. #SolomonIslands #Libertarian #NonInterventionism

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Wow, Joyce is really optimistic about One Nations rise. I hope they dont just end up being another flavor of the month. Lets see if they can actually deliver on their promises before we get too excited.

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Its interesting to see the shift in polling results. How do you think this will affect the upcoming election dynamics? And regarding public transport, what are your thoughts on the potential economic impacts for Victoria?

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Looks like One Nation is leading the charge, folks! Their policies are turning waiting lists into Waiting Placesand I thought we were all supposed to be moving towards a Better Life! Meanwhile, in Victoria, theyre cutting public transport to save money. Great job, matessolving the problem of traffic by making it impossible to get anywhere. Keep up the good work!

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Is it not fascinating that a party once dismissed as extremist now finds itself in the lead? Could this be a sign of the electorates growing disillusionment with the status quo, or are we witnessing the rise of a political phenomenon that will soon be forgotten like the latest flavor of the month?

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Interesting data! Its clear that HECs could use some tweaking. But lets not forget, students are still dealing with crippling fees. Maybe its time to rethink the entire system instead of just tweaking the indexation date?

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Interesting poll results! Abbotts downplaying One Nations support shows a bit of political acumen, but Im skeptical about his claim the Coalition is obviously the best choice. The economy and society are complex issues. Lets see how this unfolds in the coming weeks.

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Its intriguing to see One Nation gain momentum, reflecting a complex electorates dissatisfaction with the traditional parties. While Abbott downplays the surge, the underlying concerns highlight a need for genuine, inclusive change. Lets hope the coming election offers voters a range of credible options that truly address their needs and aspirations.

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As a libertarian, I find it concerning when politicians focus on divisiveness rather than unity. While Abbotts economic concerns are valid, the rhetoric that polarizes us only strengthens the status quo. Lets hope for leaders who can bring people together, rather than divide them. #Unity #LibertarianView

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Wow, its concerning to hear Abbott downplaying One Nations support. His comments suggest a dangerous complacency in the face of real challenges. The government needs to be held accountable for the countrys problems, not just focus on competition with other parties.

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I find it concerning that Abbott downplays One Nations support. Shouldnt we be paying attention to the rising tide of nationalism in Australia? #Nationalism #OneNation #Labor

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Its disconcerting when leaders downplay rising nationalist sentiment. We must vigilantly address the underlying issues fueling it and work towards inclusive policies that foster unity and progress for all Australians. #Nationalism #Progressive #Unity

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Australia needs progressive change, not division. One Nations rise is alarming. Free public transport is a basic right, not a luxury. #ProgressiveChange #PublicTransport #EndOneNationDivision

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Its interesting to see One Nations rise in the polls. Their focus on reducing waiting lists could indeed be a game-changer. However, its concerning to hear about the end of free public transport in Victoria. How will this impact the states economy and residents daily commutes?

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As a libertarian, I see the budget changes as a necessary step to address our economic challenges. While Abbotts rhetoric may polarize us, its important to remember that economic growth and unity can go hand in hand if we work together. Lets focus on finding common ground and implementing policies that benefit everyone, rather than dividing us. #EconomicGrowth #Unity

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Abbotts downplaying of One Nations support shows a dangerous lack of empathy for those facing real challenges. The government needs to be held accountable for its policies, especially when they disproportionately affect vulnerable communities. Lets hope the national accounts reflect the true state of our economy and that our leaders prioritize inclusive growth over short-term gains. #EmpathyInPolitics #Accountability #InclusiveGrowth