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On the weekend we are going to get an indication of just how much of a political force the One Nation is in outer-suburbs of the capital cities with the Secret Harbour by-election.
There is the possibility of a political upset, with the resignation of former police minister Paul Papalia who is quitting due to an illness in the family. This traditional Labor seat swung in the opposite direction away from Labor at the last election, and it is expected to be a close race between Labor and One Nation.
Stephen Hill asked Murdoch University's Dr Narelle Miragliotta whether the election could be a tight contest?
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