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Australia catches Europe’s right-wing populist wave
Australia's One Nation party led a nationwide opinion poll for the first time, surpassing the ruling Labor party with a 31% primary vote, up 4 points, while Labor dropped 3 points to 28%, reflecting voter disappointment with the recent budget and signs of conservative political fracturing.
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