Tony Barry

So he said, which of the following best represents your views about the Australian political system?

Needs minor change, needs major change, burn it all down, doesn't need any change, and we rotate it.

So every respondent has a new order, so it's not the same order.

15% said burn it all down.

35% said major change.

Now, One Nation voters was over half said burn it all down.

So they've just got this...

anti-two-party system approach, which is the bedrock of their vote.

And I don't think it matters whether they've got policies or not at the moment.

What we have found this week, and it was, again, based off some creative leads we've got in focus groups, and we tested it quantitatively, their biggest concerns, One Nation voters, their biggest concerns about voting for the party is Pauline Hanson's stated support for Donald Trump.

And the other big one, that was at 10% of One Nation voters were very hesitant about that.

And then another 18% were alarmed at her suggestion that Australia supports Donald Trump in Iran.

So almost a third of their vote

We're very spooked by those.

Now, the other message which the Liberal Party and which the National Party and Liberal Party are using in Faro is they've never run a budget.

They've never built a hospital.

And we've seen in focus groups, they're just like, well, that's a reason to vote One Nation because they're like, well, you bozos have botched, you know, budgets for the last 10, 15 years.

And so that doesn't move them at all.

And hospitals, they're the Albury Hospital.

Anyone familiar with the Albury Hospital, which has...