Asia & Pacific
Primary support for One Nation rose four percentage points to 31 percent from a month earlier, according to a closely watched poll by Redbridge Group and Accent Research.
A demonstrator displays a banner showing One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson (center) during an anti-government and anti-immigration protest rally on Australia Day in Melbourne on January 26, 2026. (AFP/Izhar Khan)
Australia's far-right populist party One Nation overtook the ruling Labor party in a national opinion poll for the first time, buoyed by voter discontent over the centre-left government's recent budget measures. Primary support for One Nation rose four percentage points to 31 percent from a month earlier, according to a closely watched poll by Redbridge Group and Accent Research.
The ruling centre-left Labor party polled at 28 percent, down three points.
