One Nation has been on the fringes of Australian politics for 30 years. Why is its popularity soaring now?
Since the 2025 federal election, poll after poll has shown surging support for right wing populist party One Nation. The party, and its leader Pauline Hanson, have been on the Australian political scene for 30 years. Yet until recently, One Nation had never been more than a fringe group of the far right. The latest polling shows One Nation not just leap frogging the decimated Coalition parties, but also closing in on Labor. A new Guardian Essential poll also shows nearly 60% of Australians

Since the 2025 federal election, poll after poll has shown surging support for right wing populist party One Nation. The party, and its leader Pauline Hanson, have been on the Australian political scene for 30 years. Yet until recently, One Nation had never been more than a fringe group of the far right. The latest polling shows One Nation not just leap frogging the decimated Coalition parties, but also closing in on Labor. A new Guardian Essential poll also shows nearly 60% of Australians
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