Tonight | Four Corners on ABC and ABC iview S64E1

Four Corners on ABC and ABC iview S64E1 – For more than a century, Australian politics has been a two-party contest, leaving voters with a simple choice on election day: Labor or the Coalition. 

But that old rule book is being torn apart. 

As a federal election looms, Four Corners returns for 2025 with reporter Angus Grigg examining whether our two-party system is collapsing.  

Independents and minor parties are set to capture more than a third of the vote and become the king makers in the new parliament. 

Drawing on exclusive data for the first time Four Corners reveals that in 82 per cent of seats most households are in financial distress – astonishingly up from just eight per cent three years ago. 

That means paychecks barely cover basic living expenses.

So, in this cost-of-living election, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has plenty to worry about. 

Grigg and the team travel to four battleground electorates in New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia and Queensland where politics is being turned on its head.  

Party Crashers reported by Angus Grigg goes to air on Monday 3 February at 8.30pm on ABC TV and ABC iview. See more at abc.net.au/news and on ABC News social media platforms.  

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