Hanson vows Coalition deal as Labor vote plummets | Sunrise

Good morning.Police have cleared protesters from a One Nation event in Melbourne where Pauline Hanson vowed to work with the Coalition to remove Victoria's Labor government.Live to Hope Wilson in Melbourne this morning.Hope, police look like they were kept busy last night.

certainly very chaotic scenes in South Melbourne last night, Sal.Vision has emerged of police actually pinning one person to the ground and putting them in handcuffs, but police this morning say there were no arrests.Instead, one person was just given a move on order, but certainly a very heavy police presence at this One Nation fundraising event.Now, it was actually moved from Moonee Ponds because of a protest right there.There was a heavy police presence there.Then there was at South Melbourne.

These protesters found the new event.As Pauline Hanson, the party's leader and bystander, Barnaby Joyce entered the venue.Well, they did stop to speak to the media, but these protesters, they were yelling in the background.They remained there through the evening, even forcing Pauline Hanson to leave through a back door.But once she was inside, well, she did receive a rock star welcome, telling supporters she's willing to do a deal ahead of November's election.Take a listen.

We'll work with the coalition government because who needs to go is the toxic Labor government.

Now there is new polling out this morning which shows how Labor is looking here in Victoria and it has gotten worse for the Labor Party.They now have just 21 % of the primary vote.That is below and behind One Nation and the Coalition.Pollsters say if this trajectory continues we are looking at a change of government here in Victoria in November.Sal.