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Fourth seat likely, but One Nation faces new challenge
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Fourth seat likely, but One Nation faces new challenge
One Nation is set to clinch a fourth seat in the South Australian election, but the party faces a struggle to “keep everyone in the tent”, political analysts say. Ten days after Labor’s historic victory in the 47-seat lower house, only the result in the seat of Narungga is yet to be decided. Labor has 34 seats, the Liberal Party five and One Nation three, with four independents. One Nation has secured three SA upper house seats, including stat…
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