InDaily’s election podcast: The Unwinnable Election episode #2

In episode two of our weekly state election podcast, we discuss Nick Xenophon’s new strategy as he seeks to avoid being crunched by the political establishment’s bid to keep South Australia a two-party state.

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Feb 23, 2018, updated May 14, 2025
Graphic: Leah Zahorujko
Graphic: Leah Zahorujko

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