One Nation's Support Slips, Cost of Living Tops Concerns

0:00Pauline Hansen's one nation might have hit its high point, with primary support slipping to 22% in the latest resolve poll, the lowest in three months. That's down two points from before, even as more folks think the party could snag a win next election. Labor's back at 32% primary vote, coalitions edging them at 23%. Meanwhile, Hansen's likability took a hit, dropping four points to plus six net. Anthony Albinese sits at minus 12, while new coalition boss Angus Taylor's holding plus 16. On 4 p.m., it's tight Albinese at 33, Taylor 32. Nationals leader Matt Canavans rising fast, with plus eight. Australians are filling the worst pinch on petrol prices hard, with nearly four and five tweaking driving habits, like driving less or skipping trips. Low income folks and regional drivers are cutting back most, and one in five ditch Easter plans. Number a quarter are slashing spending on other stuff too. Cost of living tops the list at 42% as the biggest issue, way ahead of housing or immigration.

1:05Postor, Jim Reed figures international stuff and economy talk pulled voters back to majors. Two party preferred, labor still leads 55 to 45. Voters see labor winning next time by 38%, coalition 22, and 16% betting on someone else, like one nation. With oil near 120 US dollars a barrel, these shifts show how global chaos hits home while it's first. Keep watching the polls flow. Stay informed with Sydney News Today, AI-powered updates.