Barnaby Joyce has backed One Nation’s surge in the polls, confirming critics underestimated the party as Australians return to Pauline Hanson for strong leadership.

One Nation is surging in the polls as Australians turn back to Pauline Hanson, who listens to real people struggling with cost of living pressures and feeling ignored by the major parties.

As reported in the Mercury by Sue Bailey, Lee Hanson has officially kicked off One Nation’s expansion into Tasmania, and the response from locals has been nothing short of outstanding.

Because we love our country. Because we still have pride in it. Pauline lays out exactly why One Nation is connecting with everyday Australians and how the party plans to win a serious swathe of seats at the next parliament. No spin. No apologies. Just straight talk and common sense.

Lee Hanson announces One Nation will contest Tasmania’s state and local elections, as growing support shows voters want real conservative representation.

As reported by NewsCorp papers, fresh polling shows One Nation surging nationally, and even the knockers are starting to look nervous.

A historic shift in Australian politics. One Nation has surged to 23% of the primary vote, drawing level with the Coalition. Australians are rejecting the two-party system and backing real change.

Polling shows One Nation is the only party with a real chance of beating Labor, while the Liberals trail badly behind. The great switch is on, and One Nation is rising fast.

In short, experienced councillors, strong local roots and a clear focus on cost of living and community first leadership. Not a bad start at all.