Great post Dazz completely agree.
In the last election, Joel Fitzgibbon's seat (I think) in Hunter Valley was nearly rolled by One Nation. That area is coal country and currently its very busy with new mines going in. ON and Palmer picked up big in the north QLD seats that lost Labor the unloseable election. These were working class people who might have seen labor representing inner urban greenies instead of them. Kind of makes sense with the outcome of the Button Plan too. So ALP has a problem, how to reconcile the greenies with the mad SJWs with the traditional workers.
Here's a link of this problem to be reconciled, for the lulz:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-...y-qld/11051390
If you take a look at One Nation industrial/manufacturing/trade policy, it looks like old school labor, and it mentions protecting industry.