‘The Liberal Party doesn’t have a natural constituency anymore’: independents rise

“The Liberal Party’s constituency wanes as independents gain traction, reshaping Australia’s political landscape amidst growing dissatisfaction.”

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August 11, 2026

Liberal Party struggles amid independents’ rise, highlighting discontent with Australia’s two-party system

‘The Liberal Party doesn’t have a natural constituency anymore’ amid the rise of independents in Australia.

Trisha Jha, Research Fellow from the Centre for Independent Studies, discusses the political shifts affecting major parties.

The Liberal Party faces a pincer move between right-wing One Nation and liberal teal independents.

This shift indicates dissatisfaction with the two-party system and challenges traditional party dominance.

The rise of independents could lead to significant changes in Australia’s political landscape.

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