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Previously seen as an alternative to the Nationals, the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers party has lost all three of its lower house members since the 2019 NSW election. Can the party recover, or will the Nationals and independents shine through?

Three candidates who won more than a third of the vote in the 2021 Upper Hunter by-election are not running this time.

At the November 26 Victorian election, Labor won 15 of the 40 upper house seats (down three since 2018), the Coalition 14 (up three), the Greens four (up three), Legalise Cannabis two (up two), the Liberal Democrats one (down one), Animal Justice one (steady), the Shooters one (steady), Labour DLP…

Shooters Upper Hunter candidate quits

Two NSW MPs have quit the Shooters, Fishers, Farmers Party over the leader's misogynistic comments and other internal party ructions.

Member for Barwon Roy Butler has quit the Shooters, Fishers, and Farmers party after a failed leadership challenge against party leader Rob Borsak.

The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party re-endorse leader Rob Borsak after a challenge to replace him, raising doubts if MPs who had threatened to leave will stay to represent the party at the March state election.

Dominic Perrottet last year pledged “to support in principle” putting an end to pork-barrelling. The latest numbers put pay to that claim

There has been much more counting for the Victorian upper house since Saturday night, when under 30% had been counted in most of the eight regions. Five members are elected per region for a total of 40 seats, with the quota for each region at one-sixth of the vote or…

Counting suggests Legalise Cannabis party, Greens and Reason Party are likely to win seats in Legislative Council

Two MPs from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party say they will quit the party if leader Robert Borsak doesn't leave politics, saying they've tried to give him feedback but it's "like water off a duck's back."