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Victorian election: high costs and unkept promises could flip Melbourne’s Labor heartland to One Nation

At the 2022 Victorian state election, sitting Labor MP Natalie Suleyman saw her primary vote fall by 18.4%. Her seat of St Albans was previously thought to be unassailable Labor heartland, its mix of multicultural communities and working-class voters insulating it against wider trends across the state. But with Labor facing growing dissatisfaction after 12 years in government, and One Nation…

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    Victorian election: high costs and unkept promises could flip Melbourne’s Labor heartland to One Nation (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    Labor ignored its falling vote in the working-class western suburbs because they would never go Liberal – but now there’s another option Get our daily political email, free app or daily news podcast It’s nearing 3pm outside Beirut Bakehouse, a Lebanese bakery…

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    Victoria election 2026: could Labor's loyal heartland flip to One Nation? (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    At the 2022 Victorian state election, sitting Labor MP Natalie Suleyman saw her primary vote fall by 18.4%. Her seat of St Albans was previously thought to be unassailable Labor heartland, its mix of multicultural communities and working-class voters…

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