This weekend's byelection in the NSW regional electorate of Farrer could yield an historic result that signifies a shift in Australia's political landscape. Since its creation, the seat has always been held by a Liberal or National candidate - the last being former opposition leader Sussan Ley, whose resignation triggered this vote.
The Contenders
But the frontrunners this time are not from any of the major parties. Instead, it's tipped to be a hotly contested battle between an independent and a One Nation candidate who could be the party's first ever elected to the lower house.
Why This Election Matters
Political reporter Sarah Basford Canales speaks to Reged Ahmad about why this election matters. The outcome could indicate a broader trend of voters moving away from traditional major parties.
Read more: 'Dave is for Dave': One Nation may gain its first elected MP in Farrer but would he survive in Hanson's orbit? Something has changed in Australia. The voters of Farrer may tell us what, and how much.
