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Sep 19, 2026
Sami ShahHOST
I hate to say it, funnier.
Sami ShahHOST
Roy Morgan has published voting intentions by birthplace based on interviews with more than 26,000 electors between January and July.
Sami ShahHOST
One nation support was 24% overall.
Sami ShahHOST
Among people born in South Africa, however, it was 36%.
Graeme HughesHOST
Look, I think rugby league is just about to dominate, although we must give the Sydney Swans a rap.
Graeme HughesHOST
Being recognised as the most supported club in the AFL, 1.131 million supporters in a Roy Morgan supporter search.
Graeme HughesHOST
That's interesting.
Graeme HughesHOST
They didn't ask me.
Brett PapworthHOST
So, yeah.
Brett PapworthHOST
Anyway.
Brett PapworthHOST
It is an interesting Roy Morgan supporter
Graeme HughesHOST
ladder survey.
Marc DaalderHOST
I've gone back through my big data sheet of polls, and since the 1993 election, we've only three times had both major parties sitting under 30%.
Marc DaalderHOST
There was that Taxpayers Union Courier one from last week, a Roy Morgan poll from the end of 2024, and then on Tuesday, a poll from The Post conducted by Freshwater Strategy.
Marc DaalderHOST
other words across the entire mmp era only christopher luxon's national party and chris hipkins labor party have conspired to be so thoroughly uninspiring that they're both below the polling threshold that would normally see a party leader ousted which raises the question is this era of major party dominance that we've we've had that's sort of characterized first obviously the fpp system in new zealand but even mmp over the last 30 years, is that coming to an end? To work through that question though, we'll start with a smaller one.
Marc DaalderHOST
Tim, what do you think is the root cause of these disastrous results for both of the big parties?
PeterHOST
In fact, it's been surviving for more than 50 odd years, and there's more than 360 Red Rooster restaurants across Australia.
PeterHOST
And according to Roy Morgan data, in our research, around 3.3 million Australians aged between 14 and over ate at Red Rooster during an average six-month period in June 26.
PeterHOST
So maybe we've been asking the wrong question.
RodHOST
Exactly, Peter.
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RodHOST
And we eat chicken two to four times a week.
RodHOST
It's an easy, healthy sort of choice.
RodHOST
So I guess if you look at the general takeaway generally, mate, in Australia, Roy Morgan says there's 19.2 million Australians aged 14 and over They consume takeaway food during the average six-month period to June 26.
RodHOST
19.2 million.
Jake NelsonHOST
So a, a bit of better news, um, for one airline in particular, Virgin Australia, the fourth year running, I believe, has kept its crown as Australia's most trusted travel brand.
Jake NelsonHOST
Um, now this is from the 2026 Roy Morgan Trusted Brand Awards.
Jake NelsonHOST
Uh, a strong net trust-
David HollingworthHOST
Yes
Jake NelsonHOST
... score for Virgin Australia, which reflects high levels of trust and low levels of distrust.
Jake NelsonHOST
According to, uh, Michele Levine, Levine, uh, according to the CEO of Roy Morgan-
David HollingworthHOST
[laughs]
Jake NelsonHOST
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Ashley ChurchGUEST
And dragging some of those guys...
Ashley ChurchGUEST
Roy Morgan or Talbot Mills, I can't remember which one, one of those two give a breakdown when they do their polls of where that demographic support comes from, and it shows exactly what you're saying, Annie.
Ashley ChurchGUEST
It shows that blokes basically right through their voting life stay more or less on the right, to a greater or lesser degree, but they get more right wing as they get older.
Ashley ChurchGUEST
But even then it's
John StanleyHOST
You get the front pages giving you a taste of what's to come, maybe soften people up.
John StanleyHOST
It doesn't look hugely sweeping to me from what I've seen, but I'll go through what's going to be in the papers tomorrow, and we'll also go through some interesting work that's been done by the Roy Morgan organisation on the background of people supporting One Nation.
John StanleyHOST
For what it's worth, I'll share that with you shortly as well.
John StanleyHOST
But right now, it is 4 to 12.
John StanleyHOST
Seven minutes past 11 is the time here on this Wednesday.
John StanleyHOST
We've got the front pages, tomorrow's news coming up for you shortly.
John StanleyHOST
The Roy Morgan Organization, they do a fair bit of polling, Roy Morgan.
John StanleyHOST
They've dumped a couple of polls tonight.
Pete WargentGUEST
And I think we're starting to see the impacts of the federal budget and persistently high inflation flow through.
Pete WargentGUEST
I guess, you know, just off the top of my head, Roy Morgan had the government polling at 27% primaries.
Pete WargentGUEST
That was down two and a half percentage points.
Pete WargentGUEST
Essential had the government at 26%.
ChewieHOST
[laughs]
Brie ElliotHOST
Last time I did a poll, it was the Roy Morgan poll, and they called me and they were like, "How much do you think house prices will go up in the next month?" And I'm like, "I don't know.
Brie ElliotHOST
Like, how does it work? Is it, like, out of 100% or, like, do you mean just, like, like, interest rate or whatever?" And she was like, "I don't know, love.
Brie ElliotHOST
Just make a guess." And I was like, "40%." [laughs] And my partner was like, "That does wrong.
Nick DyrenfurthHOST
Read Research recently had Labor on 32%, National 29%.
Nick DyrenfurthHOST
Roy Morgan had national on 31 and Labor collapsed into 24.
Nick DyrenfurthHOST
But if you average out the polling, the two judicial major parties remain virtually tied at around 30%.
Nick DyrenfurthHOST
Again, a bit like the Australian federal scenario at the moment.
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Nick DyrenfurthHOST
But just coming to Labor, where is Labor at the moment? We've talked about the polls.
Nick DyrenfurthHOST
We've talked about the Nats struggling.
Nick DyrenfurthHOST
I think you're right to point out Roy Morgan is highly variable here in Australia as well.
Nick DyrenfurthHOST
Everyone watches, causes Redbridge polling in the AFR most closely along with News Corp. There's a little plug for you, Cozy.
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