Albanese blames economy for One Nation surge

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attributes One Nation's surge in polling to economic pressures, citing cost of living as the primary driver behind the shift towards extreme politics in Australia. Labor trails One Nation in three consecutive polls, with critics pointing to inflation, government spending, housing unaffordability, and childcare costs as key issues affecting Australian families. Political commentators debate whether the government's economic policies can deliver promised relief, including cheaper electricity and 1.2 million new homes, with concerns raised about unfulfilled commitments and the timeframe for economic recovery.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.