It's not migration: the unexpected driver behind One Nation's surge - AFR

One Nation's Rise to Prominence

One Nation's recent rise is not solely due to migration concerns. Factors such as demographic decline and economic struggles in regional Australia are contributing to its support. The party has addressed internal conflicts, including a job advertisement controversy, while Labor faces divisions over progressive measures. Queensland's LNP has taken a more rigid stance on workers' rights, and One Nation candidates are focusing on local issues like educational programs. These developments highlight the party's shift in strategy, emphasizing community concerns over national concerns.

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