One Nation surfs wave as Labor defends budget
One Nation is experiencing a surge in support following the recent budget announcement by the Albanese government. The government faces backlash over perceived broken promises, particularly regarding capital gains tax changes that have drawn criticism from young entrepreneurs and women founders. Comparisons are being made to past unpopular budgets, but the current government has more political capital to navigate the situation.
- ▪One Nation's support has increased in post-budget polls.
- ▪The Albanese government is facing criticism for broken promises related to capital gains tax.
- ▪Female entrepreneurs have voiced concerns that proposed CGT changes would hinder their access to capital.
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analysisOne Nation surfs wave as Labor handles budget disquietMBy Michelle GrattanThe ConversationTopic:Government and PoliticsFri 22 May 2026 at 4:46amFri 22 May 2026 at 4:46amFri 22 May 2026 at 4:46amOne Nation has its tail up with post budget polls showing rises in its support. (AAP: Bianca De Marchi)abc.net.au/news/one-nation-wave-albanese-labor-chalmers-budget-backlash/106692278Link copiedShareShare articleOne way the Albanese government has recently tapped into social media audiences for its budgets is by inviting "influencers" to Canberra for the event.
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