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A storm is brewing south of Perth, and it ain’t the weather
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Kodawire AI Summary
A political storm is brewing south of Perth, making the Secret Harbour byelection one of the most intriguing in Western Australia's recent history.
- The byelection has become a three-way contest
- The political storm is more significant than the weather in the area
- Voters in Port Kennedy experienced heavy rain on the day before visiting the early polling booth
- The Secret Harbour electorate is a sleepy coastal area
- One Nation's candidate is running in the Secret Harbour byelection
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The Age (AU)
The Age (AU)
A storm is brewing south of Perth, and it ain’t the weather
Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)
Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)
The surge of One Nation in successive polls and the party’s lower house success in South Australia earlier this year has turned Secret Harbour into a genuine three-way contest.
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- Left, center, and right desks agree on the core incident regarding "A storm is brewing south of Perth, and it ain’t the weather".
- Coverage diverges on causes, culpability, and expected fallout.
- Center outlets stick to verified chronology and primary sources.
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- 44m agoThe Age (AU): The surge of One Nation in successive polls and the party’s lower house success in South Australia earlier this year has turned Secret Harbo
- 44m agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): The surge of One Nation in successive polls and the party’s lower house success in South Australia earlier this year has turned Secret Harbo
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