AustraliaSMH.com.au‘You can’t put everything on immigration’: The suburbs at breaking point
Voters in Sydney and Melbourne's outer suburbs are turning to One Nation not just over immigration but because of cost of living, jobs and frustration with the two major parties.
In Sydney and Melbourne’s outer suburbs, it’s not just One Nation’s stance on immigration that appeals to voters.
Residents in Sydney and Melbourne's outer suburbs are increasingly drawn to One Nation, driven by a mix of pressures beyond just immigration.
Pollster Kos Samaras says the overwhelming majority of new One Nation supporters cite frustration with the two-party system, not immigration alone.
Analysts say One Nation's window to win peri-urban seats is narrow, as the demographics of these areas are shifting rapidly each year.
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