Where One Nation will target next

There's been a seismic shift in the Australian political landscape, with One Nation claiming it's first ever lower-house seat.

The minor party's landslide victory in the former Coalition heartland of Farrer came with a warning shot from leader Pauline Hanson — "One Nation is coming for your seat next."

So, as the recriminations continue, PK and Jacob discuss if "operation Angus" has failed the Coalition and what base the party has left.

PK points out the party have lost their city heartland and now their regional heartland, while Jacob adds that the suburbs in areas like Western Sydney is exactly where One Nation has vowed to target next.

Meanwhile, across the pond UK Labour have been delivered a drubbing at local council elections, haemorrhaging seats to Nigel Farage's Reform party on the right and The Greens on the left. The diabolical result sends a warning sign for major parties of all stripes, including the Albanese government.

Patricia Karvelas and Jacob Greber break it all down on Politics Now.

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