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TV/Sky News Australia/‘They’ve stopped listening’: One Nation’s surge explained

‘They’ve stopped listening’: One Nation’s surge explained

Sky News Australia5 hours ago15:10

Victoria Independent Candidate for Frankston Chrysten Abraham says major parties are losing voters because they are failing to listen to what Australians actually care about on the ground. “The Major parties keep preaching to us what we care about, and they’ve stopped listening,” Ms Abraham told News24 host Paul Murray. “I also think that’s why people are migrating to One Nation because they’re actually listening on the ground.”

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