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'Neglected' seat of Farrer is turning against major parties
The Farrer by-election represent a microcosm of Australian politics, with the Liberals, Nationals, One Nation and an independent contesting the seat. (ABC News: Nicola Ceccato)
Voters in the federal electorate of Farrer will head to the polls next weekend to elect a replacement for former Liberal Party leader Sussan Ley.
Farrer has been a safe Coalition seat for decades, but an appetite for change now sees One Nation's David Farley and independent Michelle Milthorpe considered the frontrunners.
History is in the hands of the 124,391 people enrolled to vote in the hotly contested Farrer by-election next weekend.
The by-election could see One Nation win its first seat in the Australian Parliament's House of Representatives.
Farrer fight: coalition battles to fend off One Nation
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A kaleidoscope of campaign placards have sprung up in downtown Albury where a fierce political dogfight is underway ahead of a key by-election.
Emblazoned in all the colours of the rainbow outside one of two main pre-poll booths, the dozens of corflutes are standard fare for city elections, but it's been 25 years since the seat of Farrer has seen a contest like this.
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