The latest Capital Brief/DemosAU poll shows the Coalition's primary vote has collapsed 5% in a single month, putting the Liberal party closer to the Greens than to One Nation. Meanwhile, Labor's CGT and negative gearing reforms have passed the Senate after a deal with the Greens.

We discuss:

• The Coalition's freefall and why Angus Taylor is struggling to cut through.
• One Nation's social media dominance. 
• Whether or not preference flows will work in Pauline Hanson’s favour.
• The global trend of insurgent right-wing parties cannibalising the centre-right.
• Labor's  loss of female support and what's driving it
• The Greens deal with Labor to pass the CGT and negative gearing tax reforms - SMSF borrowing to buy property
• Eucalyptus founder Tim Doyle's provocative call for founders to stop their uproar about CGT reform

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