
One Nation hits 29%, now polling ahead of both major parties
Pauline Hanson's One Nation has reached 29% primary support in the latest Newspoll and Resolve surveys, surpassing both the Coalition and Labor for the first time. The surge reflects a significant structural shift in Australian politics. Coalition leader Angus Taylor, facing hemorrhaging votes to the right since taking office in February, deployed his strongest language yet on 9 July to warn against backing the party—but offered no policy alternative to address the cost-of-living concerns driving its rise.
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