One Nation Soars In Polls As Anthony Albanese Continues Defending Federal Budget | 10 News

A new poll shows the extent of One Nation's soaring popularity if an election was held today.Labor would be sent into a minority government and the Coalition all but wiped out.It comes as the Prime Minister continues to defend the federal budget despite growing pressure from within Labor for change.In a room full of Labor faithful...

The Prime Minister passionately defends the budget's controversial tax changes.

Our reforms are about backing aspiration for all.

But that passion isn't shared by everyone in Labor.Backbencher Jerome Laxale the latest to speak out.He says more work needs to be done on the impact of CGT changes to small businesses and startups.

This budget is an attack on on young Australians as it is an attack on all Australians.

As the government and opposition continue the post -budget sell, it's a critical moment for both.Voters are growing more and more frustrated with the political system and turning to other parties.The biggest beneficiary, Pauline Hanson.

One Nation now is the opposition when it comes to polling.

If an election was held today, the parliament would see a wave of orange.With One Nation projected to win 53 seats, Labor would be pushed into minority, but the coalition would face oblivion, with Liberal leader Angus Taylor and high -profile MP Andrew Hastie almost certain to lose their seats.

This is not a protest.It is definitely something that we think is a permanent restructure.

For now, the government and opposition are remaining positive.

I remember in the first term, people said Labor would go into minority.That's what the opinion poll said and that's what every commentator said.We weren't distracted by that.

I have never seen a better time in my political career to recruit supporters and members to the Liberal Party.Hansel Dew, 10 News.