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After weeks of breathless commentary about One Nation’s rise in the polls, Pauline Hanson has dropped in popularity in two new polls.

This comes after the One Nation leader鈥檚 National Press Club speech in which she launched a broad attack on the rights and existence of trans people, describing the movement for trans equality as a 鈥渕ilitant force鈥� that must be 鈥渃onfronted鈥� and a 鈥渟ubversive transgender ideology鈥� that must be 鈥渄ismantled鈥�. Hanson also made headlines after declaring multiculturalism a 鈥渇ailed policy鈥�.

The speech was also notable for including a GetUp! stunt which drew attention to Hanson’s attacks on pay rises for workers, while pocketing a $100,000 pay rise for herself.

New national polling shows a decline in support for One Nation, alongside a weaker position for the Coalition and a modest improvement in Labor鈥檚 primary vote. Support for One Nation and the Coalition combined is down three points to 46% in Newspoll and four points to 47% in Redbridge. The polling was done in the week after Hanson’s Press Club speech.

Across the latest surveys, One Nation鈥檚 primary vote has fallen from earlier highs recorded during previous polling cycles in 2026. Labor has regained a lead in primary vote support, while the Coalition remains at comparatively low levels relative to historical averages. The Greens and other minor parties have shown smaller changes, remaining broadly within a narrow band of variation.

The combined polling trend suggests that gains previously recorded by One Nation earlier in the year have not been sustained. Those earlier increases had placed the party in a stronger competitive position in some surveys, but more recent data shows a reversal of that movement, with respondents shifting back toward the major parties.

馃毃 NEW: Federal voting intention

馃煡 ALP: 30% (+2)
馃煣 ONP: 29% (-2)
馃煢 L/NP: 18% (-2)
馃煩 GRN: 14% (+2)
猬涳笍 OTH: 9% (-)

Two-party-preferred
馃煡 ALP: 54% (+3)
馃煢 L/NP: 46% (-3)

ALP vs ONP
馃煡 ALP: 56% (+5)
馃煣 ONP: 44% (-5)

RedBridge/Accent | 22-26 Jun | n=1006 | +/- 25-28 May

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Preferred prime minister and leadership measures included in the Newspoll polling also show movement consistent with the primary vote changes, with Anthony Albanese鈥檚 net approval gaining seven points to -17 (57% dissatisfied, 40% satisfied), after his record low in the previous Newspoll. Angus Taylor鈥檚 net approval slumped ten points to a new low of -20 (51% dissatisfied, 31% satisfied). For the first time Newspoll asked about Hanson鈥檚 ratings, finding her at -3 net approval (49% dissatisfied, 46% satisfied).

A national聽听蹿辞谤 The Financial Review, conducted June 22鈥�26 from a sample of 1,006, gave Labor 30% of the primary vote (up two since the聽), One Nation 29% (down two), the Coalition 18% (down two), the Greens 14% (up two) and all Others 9% (steady).

The polling was conducted using national samples of more than 1,000 respondents per survey, with fieldwork carried out in late June 2026. Respondents were asked to indicate primary voting intention as well as preference allocations in the event of an election. Weighting was applied to ensure representation across age, gender, and state demographics.