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Liberal frontbencher Melissa McIntosh says her party needs a rebrand after support for the Coalition hit a new low in the latest opinion polls. The opposition's primary vote in the latest Newspoll dropped to 17 per cent, after a week in which party struggled to respond to attacks on multiculturalism by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.
- Guest: Anna Henderson, chief political correspondent, SBS
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