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Back to Back Barries: How Labor should fight One Nation – podcast

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Tony Barry and Jessie McCrone examine the latest Redbridge poll (‘the poll that stops the nation’) that shows a slump in support for the prime minister and weaker support for Labor.

Tony asks Jessie – a former senior Labor advisor – how she would counsel Anthony Albanese and what she thinks could improve Labor’s chances against Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.

The two former sparring partners also look at next month’s Victorian election and what it could mean for the major parties at a federal level.

Email the show: backtobackbarries@theguardian.com

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