As One Nation's popularity remains strong in the polls, gen Z is the least likely demographic to vote for the party, with support coming from older generations. But how is this political divide playing out in family relationships?

Polling data shows gen Z is the least likely demographic to vote for One Nation, with support coming from older generations.

Young Australians have told triple j hack how a difference in politics has impacted their family dynamic.

Relationships Australia said it is hearing from more people experiencing family fallouts over politics.

  • Mantzy81@aussie.zoneEnglish
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    5 days ago

    81-born here. Very Xennial. Very Left. Some of my siblings are born in the 60s, and though older Xers, are very much like Boomers. It’s sad.

    • LavaPlanet@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
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      4 days ago

      Aww! My little bro was born in 81, too! Good year, it seems. Although weirdly I seem more progressive than him, I was talking to him the other day and he defended capitalism! By the goddess I gotta school him and then pay out on him for that, for as long as its possible.