One Nation has recorded a significant jump in national support, with the latest Resolve Political Monitor showing the party polling at 9 per cent—nearly three points higher than its result at the last federal election. The lift puts One Nation ahead of other minor parties and confirms growing momentum as more Australians turn to the party’s clear stance on key issues.

Voters are increasingly fed up with rising living costs, housing shortages, crime, immigration pressures, and radical gender and race ideologies infiltrating classrooms. One Nation has positioned itself as the real conservative alternative—a party that speaks directly to the grassroots, listens to everyday Australians, and offers long-term, common-sense solutions. As support grows, One Nation continues to stand firm in its vision for a stronger, safer, and more self-reliant Australia.

By Shane Wright writing for Herald Sun