One Nation's primary vote has surpassed both Labor and the Coalition for the first time, elevating the fringe party to unprecedented popularity and prompting speculation about whether leader Pauline Hanson could become prime minister. The development has sparked internal divisions within Liberal ranks over how to respond to the growing threat.
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One Nation's primary vote has surpassed both Labor and the Coalition for the first time, elevating the fringe party to unprecedented popularity and prompting speculation about whether leader Pauline Hanson could become prime minister. The development has sparked internal divisions within Liberal ranks over how to respond to the growing threat.