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Sep 22, 2026

Chris SmithHOST
7:34
Well, who said it was only One Nation voters wanting to rein in immigration? Try almost the entire Canberra press gallery.
Chris SmithHOST
7:42
Well, the latest NewsPoll survey has delivered a definitive wake-up call to Canberra, revealing that two-thirds of Australians want fewer immigrants.
Chris SmithHOST
7:52
And of course, all this year, elite commentators, political insiders have sneered at this sentiment, sneering at the anti-mass immigration rallies, confidently assuming that concerns over high migration were strictly confined to conservative fringes.
Chris SmithHOST
8:09
Today, the numbers prove them completely wrong.

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Chris SmithHOST
52:01
Appreciate your call.
Chris SmithHOST
52:03
Just such a weak link between... an historic, violent white supremacist group and a campaign by an Australian party that wants to see more scrutiny on those who don't like us and wants to see more scrutiny on the numbers that are coming into the country.
Chris SmithHOST
52:22
Well, sorry, but the numbers as revealed by NewsPoll today say the majority are still on the side of Pauline Hanson.
Chris SmithHOST
52:31
We'll take a break.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
3:06
He was asked about his government's falling poll numbers.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
3:08
It had a rough Newspoll yesterday.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
3:10
So we'll see if his activities in New York and his upcoming address to the General Assembly, which will likely be tomorrow night or Thursday morning, moves the needle at all here at home.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
3:19
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Jim ChalmersSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:20
But the productivity boost from AI depends on translating that into better ways of working.
Charles CroucherCORRESPONDENT
1:26
Meanwhile, this afternoon, Newspoll has Labor sitting at its lowest primary vote in 14 years, down to 27.
Charles CroucherCORRESPONDENT
1:31
That is three points now behind One Nation.
Charles CroucherCORRESPONDENT
1:35
However, Anthony Albanese remains the preferred Prime Minister.
Chris SmithHOST
25:17
Good to have you in here.
Chris SmithHOST
25:18
So Anthony Albanese joins Julia Gillard, Paul Keating and Tony Abbott as members of a group of prime ministers who have scored a dissatisfaction rating in NewsPoll above 60%.
Chris SmithHOST
25:29
And according to Labor insiders, the worst is yet to come.
Chris SmithHOST
25:33
This is entirely an own goal, isn't it?
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:14
The report also recommends a text-based option for contacting triple zero and mandatory reliability standards for all telcos.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:23
A second major opinion poll has put One Nation ahead of both major parties, reinforcing Newspoll's finding that Pauline Hanson's party is now leading the primary vote.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:31
The latest, Roy Morgan, has One Nation on 25.5%, just ahead of Labor on 25%, with the coalition remaining steady on 21.5%.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:41
Drivers are being warned of more pain at the bowser as petrol prices surge across the country.
Nicholas ReesGUEST
26:21
Yeah, well, I mean, that is the political calculation that hardheads in Victoria are looking at very closely with the November state election looming here in Victoria.
Nicholas ReesGUEST
26:30
Look, I should probably do a mea culpa off the top here and disclose that I was, of course, working for a Labor government in Canberra the last time NewsPoll had Labor down around 27%.
Paul MurrayHOST
26:42
I think we all know, but thank you for reminding us that you were in the brain stress that took them right down into this ditch.
Paul MurrayHOST
26:49
Well, we went
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:14
The report also recommends a text-based option for contacting triple zero and mandatory reliability standards for all telcos.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:23
A second major opinion poll has put One Nation ahead of both major parties, reinforcing Newspoll's finding that Pauline Hanson's party is now leading the primary vote.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:31
The latest, Roy Morgan, has One Nation on 25.5%, just ahead of Labor on 25%, with the coalition remaining steady on 21.5%.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:41
Drivers are being warned of more pain at the bowser as petrol prices surge across the country.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:14
The report also recommends a text-based option for contacting triple zero and mandatory reliability standards for all telcos.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:23
A second major opinion poll has put One Nation ahead of both major parties, reinforcing Newspoll's finding that Pauline Hanson's party is now leading the primary vote.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:31
The latest, Roy Morgan, has One Nation on 25.5%, just ahead of Labor on 25%, with the coalition remaining steady on 21.5%.
Michelle StevensonHOST
1:41
Drivers are being warned of more pain at the bowser as petrol prices surge across the country.
Dennis ShanahanGUEST
8:20
Now, Pauline Hanson and some of her supporters, and Svengalis in the past, have always worked on the basis that all publicity is good publicity.
Dennis ShanahanGUEST
8:29
And if you look at the polls, that's the case, because One Nation, in Newspoll, is getting more support than both the Labor Party and, by a long shot, the Coalition.
Dennis ShanahanGUEST
8:43
But there are two things here.
Dennis ShanahanGUEST
8:44
The first is that the supporters of Pauline Hanson, like the supporters of Donald Trump, are absolutely committed to her and One Nation, and they will forgive anything.
Shane WrightGUEST
14:07
So there's so little detail.
Shane WrightGUEST
14:09
So whether it was a grand strategy to get One Nation into the polling, like there's an argument that the Liberal Party ran about Kevin Rudd many, many years ago in 06, 07, that he would announce things to coincide with when NewsPoll was in the field.
Stephanie PeatlingHOST
14:29
Mm-hmm.
Shane WrightGUEST
14:30
And so it was apparently this grand strategy.

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