ss 🚨ALBANESE & SUSAN LEY AT EACH OTHER’S THROATS – While ONE NATION SURGES to Unprecedented Polls and Steals the Show!
Australian politics has descended into open warfare at the top, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Susan Ley now openly at each other’s throats in a desperate, ugly scrap for relevance – while Pauline Hanson’s One Nation quietly surges to record poll highs and steals the entire show from under their noses.
Fresh polling released today by Newspoll and Resolve Political Monitor delivers the brutal truth Canberra’s elite desperately tried to ignore: Labor’s primary vote has collapsed to 29–31% (its lowest since the 2022 election), the Coalition under Ley is stuck in the low-to-mid 30s and bleeding conservative support, while One Nation has rocketed to 12–15% nationally – its highest level ever recorded – and is now the third force in Australian politics.
The traditional two-party duopoly is fracturing right before our eyes. Disenchanted conservatives – fed up with Liberal infighting, National sell-outs on net-zero and immigration, and Labor’s endless betrayals on cost-of-living, housing and borders – are finally turning in droves to the one voice that has never compromised: Pauline Hanson and One Nation.
Hanson didn’t mince words in a fiery Sky News interview immediately after the numbers dropped: “Aussies are sick of the lies, the spin, the broken promises from both sides. They’re not ‘extremist’ for wanting secure borders, affordable homes, lower power bills and a government that puts Australians first. They’re just awake. And they’re coming to One Nation in numbers we’ve never seen.”
The shift is seismic. In key regional and outer-suburban seats, One Nation is now polling ahead of both major parties on first preferences. In Queensland, Western Australia and parts of New South Wales, the party is within striking distance of winning seats outright or forcing massive preference flows that could decide the next election. Insiders say the Liberal Party’s internal knives are out for Ley, with factional warlords openly questioning her leadership as conservative voters desert in favour of Hanson’s unfiltered message.
Albanese, visibly rattled in Parliament today, tried to dismiss the numbers as “a mid-term blip” while shouting over opposition interjections. But his red-faced fury only amplified the damage: the Prime Minister who promised “unity” is now facing open revolt from his own backbench, economic chaos, and a public that has simply stopped listening.
Ley’s position is equally precarious. The Opposition Leader is fighting off internal challenges from moderates and conservatives alike, with senior Liberals privately admitting the party has “lost the base” to One Nation on immigration, energy policy, cost-of-living relief and cultural issues.
The silent majority is waking up fast – and the establishment is terrified. This isn’t a minor protest vote; it’s a full-blown realignment. Voters are rejecting the tired major-party merry-go-round of spin, broken promises and elite neglect. They’re turning to the one party that has consistently warned about mass migration’s impact, skyrocketing power prices, housing unaffordability, and a government that puts global agendas ahead of Australian families.
Pauline Hanson summed it up in one brutal line: “They can call us whatever they want. But the numbers don’t lie – Australians are done being ignored.”
The traditional duopoly is cracking. One Nation is surging. And the next election is suddenly wide open – with the bush, the outer suburbs and the forgotten heartland ready to rewrite the rules of Australian governance forever.
Canberra is in panic. The people are rising. And Pauline Hanson is leading the charge.
The old guard’s time is up. The new era has begun.
