One ˈNation ˌParty, the noun
a right-wing nationalist political party in Australia, started in 1997. It opposes government policies (policy) that give advantages to aborigines and to people coming to live in Australia from other countries. In 1998 the party won nearly a quarter of the vote in the State elections in Queensland. Since then, the party has lost a lot of support.

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