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One Nation soars, Albanese falls: Polling shocks in the wake of horrific Bondi massacre

Sky News host Andrew Bolt calls out Labor politicians who said “too little about the lethal Jew hatred” in Australia in Parliament on Monday. “No wonder the shock polls today showing One Nation soaring and the big two parties falling,” Mr Bolt said. “Australians have lost all confidence in politics as usual. The latest Newspoll showed Pauline Hanson's One Nation was polling ahead of the Coalition for the first time ever, 22 per cent to 21. “And not that far behind Labor, either, which has dropped four points to just 32 per cent. “That spells death for the leadership of Sussan Ley, although another poll on the same day says not so fast. “The Resolve Poll was totally different. It also had One Nation at a record level 18 per cent, but still a long way behind the Coalition, on 28 per cent, with Labor's primary vote sinking to 30 per cent. “What is clear is the Albanese government's handling of the Bondi massacre has been a disaster, and support for One Nation just keeps growing, even though leader Pauline Hanson was still banned today from sitting in the Senate.”