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What One Nation’s latest victory means for the major parties – podcast

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One Nation has claimed victory in the Western Australian seat of Secret Harbour, delivering a massive blow to a safe Labor stronghold. With voter frustration over cost-of-living issues boiling over, what does this mean for the major parties heading into the next elections? The Guardian’s political editor Tom McIlroy joins Reged Ahmad to unpack One Nation’s rise and how Labor is struggling to respond

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