An opinion piece argues that the One Nation party's concept of Australian culture is outdated, emphasizing that a society's identity naturally evolves rather than remaining static.

Australia's One Nation party is experiencing internal confusion regarding its migration policy, with conflicting statements from leader Pauline Hanson and MP David Farley.

Australia’s government rejected the far-right One Nation party’s call to slash cigarette taxes by 75%, arguing instead for an intensified struggle against illegal tobacco flooding the country.

A staffer for the One Nation party is accused of posing as a left-wing content creator in 'undercover' videos, which were subsequently posted on the party's social media pages and appear to be endorsed by Pauline Hanson.

The One Nation party has announced eight candidates for the upcoming Victorian state election, including a former Liberal party candidate and an animator known for Pauline Hanson’s anti-woke film. A local councillor claiming to have worked on Daniel Andrews’ security team is also part of the upper house lineup.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party saw a surge in polls to 31.5% before dropping to 22.5% after advocating for Australia to cease being multicultural, reflecting a 'Trumpism' influence.

The growing prominence of Pauline Hanson's far-right One Nation party in Australia is raising questions about a potential sweeping political realignment in the country.

A Guardian Essential poll indicates that Australian voters are rejecting key policies of the One Nation party, leading to a slip in support amid concerns about Pauline Hanson.

An analysis suggests that Australian politics are experiencing a 'Trumpian turn,' largely influenced by Pauline Hanson and her One Nation party.

Growing pessimism among Australians about the future is reportedly driving increased support for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party, with voters seeking political disruption.

Jason Virgo, a newly elected far-right MP from Australia's One Nation party, revealed he is gay and in a relationship with a Muslim immigrant man.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party has unveiled a gas policy inspired by Norway, which includes abolishing the offshore gas profits tax and acquiring 30% equity in new projects, while denouncing a 25% export tax as "economic vandalism."

Australia's Labor government has unveiled its fifth budget, which is designed to benefit younger and less affluent households. However, analysis suggests the budget does little to appeal to middle-class Gen X voters who are increasingly drawn to the right-wing One Nation party.

Australia's populist One Nation party secured its first seat in the lower house through a by-election, marking a significant victory for the right-wing party.

A by-election in Farrer, New South Wales, is seen as a crucial test for the right-wing One Nation Party, with a victory potentially securing their first Member of Parliament in Australia's national legislature.

A candidate for the One Nation party in an upcoming Australian by-election has had their past affiliations with the Labor Party revealed.

The strong performance of the One Nation party in South Australia is creating an early ripple effect in Victorian electoral seats.

The One Nation party in Australia is reportedly attracting votes from the Labor party, leading to it surpassing the Coalition in recent political shifts.

Opposition leader Jess Wilson is under pressure to clarify her stance on a potential deal with Pauline Hanson's One Nation party as the state election in Victoria, Australia, approaches.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is seeing increased airtime and support, with commentators noting a rise in radical right-wing rhetoric and the need to challenge fearmongering.

Australia's Prime Minister has reportedly dodged a by-election in Western Australia, which has been dominated by national discussions surrounding the surging support for the One Nation party in outer suburban areas.

Australia's One Nation party has submitted three years of overdue financial reports, revealing significant merchandise sales and legal expenses, to avoid deregistration by the Queensland government.

Thirty years after Pauline Hanson caused outrage with her statements about Australia being 'swamped' by Asians, her right-wing One Nation Party is now leading in polls with similar rhetoric. This article explores the reasons behind the party's enduring success and what has changed in the political landscape.

Australia's foreign minister is set to criticize the far-right One Nation party, arguing that its call for a monoculture would harm social cohesion domestically and damage international relations.

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party is at risk of being struck off in Queensland, Australia, after failing to file audited financial statements and being given a deadline to comply.

Data indicates that the right-wing One Nation party faces an obstacle in urban seats, making the effect of preference flows harder to predict and putting the next Australian election in 'unknown territory' despite their spectacular rise.

A report indicates that supporters of the One Nation party in Australia are confused about the concept of monoculturalism, despite the electorate's strong support for the party.

The increasing prominence of the One Nation party is intensifying Australia's migration debate, influencing both the sense of belonging for residents and decisions for those seeking to enter the country.

Exclusive financial returns obtained by The Guardian reveal that Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party has more than $1 million in missing or worthless assets, with experts describing the reports as 'incredibly sloppy' and 'unprofessional'.

The far-right One Nation party has taken the lead in Australian political party polls for the first time, with its leader Pauline Hanson, a figure in politics for three decades, not ruling out becoming prime minister.

Australia's populist right-wing One Nation party continues to question climate science, despite climate change denial becoming increasingly untenable.

Following a recent by-election victory, an analysis explores the rising popularity of Australia's One Nation party and the demographics of its supporters.

Australia's far-right One Nation party has secured its first seat in the lower house of parliament following a shock victory in a recent by-election, raising alarms for traditional centre-right parties.

A Nationals MP, Colin Boyce, is reportedly considering a move to Pauline Hanson's One Nation party following a recent by-election. This development comes as One Nation asserts its long-term presence in Australian politics, putting pressure on other parties.

Australia's political landscape is shifting with a surge in Trump-like populism, as Pauline Hanson's One Nation party attracts significant wealthy donors, signaling a change in the country's conservative movement.

Tom Hunt, a former UK Tory MP who defected to the Reform party, is now advising Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party in an Australian by-election campaign in the seat of Farrer.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party celebrated a primary vote of about 20% in the South Australian election, with Hanson sending a defiant message to the SA premier, marking a significant surge that has been described as devastating for the Liberals and a warning for Labor.

The One Nation party has announced David Farley as its candidate to contest the New South Wales seat of Farrer in the upcoming May by-election.

An upcoming state election is anticipated to be a crucial test for the One Nation party and for the Albanese government.

One Nation party figures are facing questions and attempting to clarify conflicting statements regarding their target migration numbers, which have varied between 130,000 and 230,000.

Australia's One Nation party has denied that an online influencer known as Ausmaxx, who recently posted videos condemning charges against National Socialist Network leaders, is a member, a week after distancing itself from neo-Nazi figures.

Australia’s foreign minister has criticized the far-right One Nation party's call for a monoculture, arguing that such policies would harm social cohesion domestically and international relations.

Australia's One Nation party has clarified key details of its headline pledge to implement a major cut in migration, aiming to reduce the intake by 130,000 people.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has issued a 'test' to the Opposition regarding their handling of Pauline Hanson's One Nation party, during the launch of a response to an Islamophobia report.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is capitalizing on Australians' economic concerns by linking housing costs to immigration, offering a seemingly simple solution to complex issues.

Australia's One Nation party is directly campaigning to Christians, but questions arise whether its anti-abortion policies and talk of a monoculture might conflict with the conscience of worshippers, especially those born overseas.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party withdrew over $800,000 in election spending claims after inquiries from the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC), which is now investigating potential breaches of public funding laws.

Australia's One Nation party, despite leading in polls, is struggling to present a coherent housing policy, offering six conflicting explanations that leave its position unclear.

A new poll suggests that One Nation has become Australia's most popular political party, indicating a significant shift in public sentiment that could offer important lessons for the current government.

The rapid national expansion of Australia's One Nation party is reportedly in disarray, with new branches being dissolved due to "significant risks" and new members subjected to strict gag orders.

Support for Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is surging in Australia, prompting major parties to adopt populist policies and Labor to address economic anxieties driving voters to the right.

Australian Liberal frontbencher Tim Wilson has walked back earlier comments, stating he has "no interest" in forming a coalition with Pauline Hanson's One Nation party.

Internal disputes have broken out within Australia's One Nation party concerning the campaign of its candidate for the Farrer electorate.

The One Nation party has secured at least one seat in the South Australian lower house and is leading in others, outpolling the Liberals and potentially becoming the de facto opposition, while Labor's Peter Malinauskas secured at least 32 seats. This surge is seen as an urgent warning for both the Liberal and Labor parties, indicating a structural realignment in Australian politics.

Australia's One Nation party has dropped its South Australian election candidate, Aoi Baxter, following reports of an outstanding arrest warrant for him in the UK.

Australia's One Nation party has selected its candidate for an upcoming by-election, with Pauline Hanson declaring that Albanese is hesitant to contest.

Australia's anti-immigration One Nation party, led by Pauline Hanson, has seen a rise in polls following a massacre in Bondi, with the foreign roots of the accused perpetrators making the party more appealing to some.