Less than four weeks from the Victorian election, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation faces a critical test of whether it can convert its populist, anti-establishment platform into broader mainstream support.
The party has ridden the wave of voter discontent over the rising cost of living and high immigration into lower-house victories in the South Australian election, the federal seat of Farrer and Western Australia’s Secret Harbour state by-election earlier this year.
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