One Nation
OrganizationAustralian right-wing party founded by Pauline Hanson, gaining popularity and attracting prominent politicians.
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One Nation is a far-right Australian political party founded by Pauline Hanson in 2006. The party has gained significant attention in recent times due to its growing popularity and the defection of prominent politicians such as Cory Bernardi and Barnaby Joyce. Hanson's failure to declare a flight from billionaire Gina Rinehart's company has also raised questions about her financial dealings. Recent polls have shown a record-high primary vote for One Nation, with some analysts warning that the party could become a major force in Australian politics if it continues to attract high-profile defections. The party's influence is currently being felt in state and federal elections, with its candidates appearing on ballots in several key seats. Overall, One Nation's rise has significant implications for Australia's political landscape, particularly given the party's hardline stance on issues such as immigration and climate change.
Last updated: February 3, 2026
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