One Nation’s slide raises questions about populism

Ahron Young analyses One Nation’s poll decline and its effects on populist politics in Australia and worldwide

One Nation’s declining support is raising fresh questions about whether populist politics is losing its influence in Australia and around the world.

Professor Chris Berg from RMIT University explores what is driving the party’s falling poll numbers, whether this reflects a broader global trend, and which political parties stand to benefit from the shift.

The discussion also examines what the changing political landscape means for voter trust, future elections, and whether populism is set for a comeback or a continued decline.

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