Nationalists facing wipe out in Australian state electionSYDNEY (Reuters) - The resurgence of Australian nationalist politics has been halted at a state election in coal-rich Queensland, with Pauline Hanson s One Nation party at risk of being almost completely wiped from the state assembly. Australia s center-left Labor party is leading in the tight race after three-quarters of votes were counted following Saturday s poll, while Hanson s party has yet to confirm victory in a single seat. The official result may not be known for several days although political analysts believe Labor will win the 47 seats it needs to govern in Queensland 93-seat assembly, a result that would allow it to form a government without support from independents or minor parties.  I am confident of a Labor majority,  Queensland s Labor Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk told reporters on Sunday. Hanson, a senator in the federal parliament, had anticipated a surge in support in her electoral heartland, to give momentum to the resurgence her anti-immigration, populist party enjoyed  in the national election last year. But despite attracting support from around 14 percent of voters, One Nation has not recorded decisive victories in individual seats. It is tipped to win just one seat in state parliament, according to analysis by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Griffith University political analyst Paul Williams said despite a lack of seats, Hanson s party had likely polled higher than 20 per cent in some regional seats.  All the anger, the disenchantment, the bitterness, the resentment to the major parties and elites, it s still as strong as it was 12 months ago,  he told Reuters by telephone on Sunday. The election has been held in one of Australia s powerhouse mining states with debate over a A$16.5 billion ($12.6 billion) coal mine, rail and port project proposed by Indian energy giant Adani Enterprises dominating much of the campaign. While both major parties support the Queensland resources project, Labor has vowed to veto a near billion-dollar concessional loan Adani has asked Australia to provide for the proposed rail line, should it win government. The conservative opposition Liberal National Party, which the ABC forecasts will win 41 seats, supports the government loan. Hanson had been hoping her party would hold the balance-of-power in Queensland, and with it the ability to decide who the next premier would be.  As the results rolled in late on Saturday, she told reporters in Buderim, an urban center near Queensland s coast, that while disappointed with some of the emerging numbers, the fight would go on.     I think this is a clear indication that One Nation is not going anywhere, we are going to be around for a while yet,  Hanson said.  worldnews
nationalists facing wipe australian state electionsydney reuters the resurgence australian nationalist politics halted state election queensland tagline hanson one nation party risk almost completely wiped state assembly australia labor party leading tight race votes counted following saturday poll hanson party yet confirm victory single seat the official result may known several days although political analysts believe labor win seats needs govern queensland assembly result would allow form government without support independents minor parties i confident labor majority queensland labor premier annastacia palaszczuk told reporters sunday hanson senator federal parliament anticipated surge support electoral heartland give momentum resurgence populist party enjoyed national election last year but despite attracting support around percent voters one nation recorded decisive victories individual seats it tipped win one seat state parliament according analysis australian broadcasting corporation abc griffith university political analyst paul williams said despite lack seats hanson party likely polled higher per cent regional seats all anger disenchantment bitterness resentment major parties elites still strong months ago told reuters telephone sunday the election held one australia powerhouse mining states debate a billion billion coal mine rail port project proposed indian energy giant dani enterprises dominating much campaign while major parties support queensland resources project labor vowed veto near confessional loan dani asked australia provide proposed rail line win government the conservative opposition liberal national party abc forecasts win seats supports government loan hanson hoping party would hold queensland ability decide next premier would as results rolled late saturday told reporters buderim urban center near queensland coast disappointed emerging numbers fight would go i think clear indication one nation going anywhere going around yet hanson said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Nationalists facing wipe out in Australian state electionSYDNEY (Reuters) - The resurgence of Australian nationalist politics has been halted at a state election in coal-rich Queensland, with Pauline Hanson s One Nation party at risk of being almost completely wiped from the state assembly. Australia s center-left Labor party is leading in the tight race after three-quarters of votes were counted following Saturday s poll, while Hanson s party has yet to confirm victory in a single seat. The official result may not be known for several days although political analysts believe Labor will win the 47 seats it needs to govern in Queensland 93-seat assembly, a result that would allow it to form a government without support from independents or minor parties.  I am confident of a Labor majority,  Queensland s Labor Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk told reporters on Sunday. Hanson, a senator in the federal parliament, had anticipated a surge in support in her electoral heartland, to give momentum to the resurgence her anti-immigration, populist party enjoyed  in the national election last year. But despite attracting support from around 14 percent of voters, One Nation has not recorded decisive victories in individual seats. It is tipped to win just one seat in state parliament, according to analysis by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Griffith University political analyst Paul Williams said despite a lack of seats, Hanson s party had likely polled higher than 20 per cent in some regional seats.  All the anger, the disenchantment, the bitterness, the resentment to the major parties and elites, it s still as strong as it was 12 months ago,  he told Reuters by telephone on Sunday. The election has been held in one of Australia s powerhouse mining states with debate over a A$16.5 billion ($12.6 billion) coal mine, rail and port project proposed by Indian energy giant Adani Enterprises dominating much of the campaign. While both major parties support the Queensland resources project, Labor has vowed to veto a near billion-dollar concessional loan Adani has asked Australia to provide for the proposed rail line, should it win government. The conservative opposition Liberal National Party, which the ABC forecasts will win 41 seats, supports the government loan. Hanson had been hoping her party would hold the balance-of-power in Queensland, and with it the ability to decide who the next premier would be.  As the results rolled in late on Saturday, she told reporters in Buderim, an urban center near Queensland s coast, that while disappointed with some of the emerging numbers, the fight would go on.     I think this is a clear indication that One Nation is not going anywhere, we are going to be around for a while yet,  Hanson said.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: nationalists facing wipe australian state electionsydney reuters the resurgence australian nationalist politics halted state election queensland tagline hanson one nation party risk almost completely wiped state assembly australia labor party leading tight race votes counted following saturday poll hanson party yet confirm victory single seat the official result may known several days although political analysts believe labor win seats needs govern queensland assembly result would allow form government without support independents minor parties i confident labor majority queensland labor premier annastacia palaszczuk told reporters sunday hanson senator federal parliament anticipated surge support electoral heartland give momentum resurgence populist party enjoyed national election last year but despite attracting support around percent voters one nation recorded decisive victories individual seats it tipped win one seat state parliament according analysis australian broadcasting corporation abc griffith university political analyst paul williams said despite lack seats hanson party likely polled higher per cent regional seats all anger disenchantment bitterness resentment major parties elites still strong months ago told reuters telephone sunday the election held one australia powerhouse mining states debate a billion billion coal mine rail port project proposed indian energy giant dani enterprises dominating much campaign while major parties support queensland resources project labor vowed veto near confessional loan dani asked australia provide proposed rail line win government the conservative opposition liberal national party abc forecasts win seats supports government loan hanson hoping party would hold queensland ability decide next premier would as results rolled late saturday told reporters buderim urban center near queensland coast disappointed emerging numbers fight would go i think clear indication one nation going anywhere going around yet hanson said worldnews