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The two major parties consider Xenophon a threat

South Australia's Senator Nick Xenophon.
South Australia's Senator Nick Xenophon. Source: AAP-Mick Tsikas

An analysis of Newspoll indicated that Nick Xenophon's party, the Nick Xenophon Team, has a primary vote of 22 per cent in South Australia, just five points below Labor. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop appeared unsure of the government's changes to superannuation at a radio show. More on this story and generally at the pre- election developments from Themis Kallos and Odysseas Kripotos


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An analysis of Newspoll indicated that Nick Xenophon's party, the Nick Xenophon Team, has a primary vote of 22 per cent in South Australia, just five points below Labor. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop appeared unsure of the government's changes to superannuation at a radio show. More on this story and generally at the pre- election developments from Themis Kallos and Odysseas Kripotos



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