One Nation wins Secret Harbour with historic 30.6 per cent swing
Luke Herdegen, a gym owner, won Secret Harbour for One Nation with a 30.6 per cent swing, ending Labor's grip on a seat they had held safely for years.
Why it mattersThe swing reveals deep discontent in WA outer suburbs over cost of living, interest rates and fuel prices, threatening Labor's grip on traditionally safe seats.
AustraliaIf the trend spreads, Labor and the Liberals could lose more seats in regional and outer-suburban Australia, reshaping how federal and state governments are formed.
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