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Ordinarily nobody would be interested in a state election in Australia – especially South Australia. However, the rise of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation in the months leading up to the vote has changed the narrative.
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Who You Gonna Trust?
Both Badenoch and Taylor were senior cabinet ministers in these governments that sold out their core voters. Neither resigned from cabinet on principle. The entire Tory and coalition teams seemed happy to abandon any sense of fight against the left and now look very much like Labour-lite clones.