August 28, 2026 — 2:43pm

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Many voters who visited the early polling booth in Port Kennedy, 47 kilometres south of Perth, on Thursday were forced to drive through two massive puddles in the car park – evidence of the heavy rain the suburb experienced the day before.

But it’s not the weather that has made this Secret Harbour byelection one of the most intriguing in Western Australia’s recent history – it’s the political storm that has engulfed the sleepy coastal electorate.

The surge of One Nation in successive polls this year, and the…

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