One nation continues to surge, to the dismay of PM Anthony Albanese Globalist forces.
The Australian populists and anti-Globalists from the One Nation party are experiencing pretty much the same as similar political forces in Europe: to begin with, they are smeared by the whole of the MSM as ‘far-right’ – and besides, they are surging, having become the most popular party in the country.
Today, the One Nation party has turned its high poll numbers into an electoral victory, securing its first lower-house seat in the state parliament of Western Australia.
To do that, they defeated the ruling Globalists from the Labor Party to win a special election.
One Nation is celebrating a historic by-election victory that sent shockwaves through Australian politics. The party’s first-ever seat in WA. pic.twitter.com/IDV9KRsXb4
— 7NEWS Sydney (@7NewsSydney) August 30, 2026
Reuters reported:
“Gym owner Luke Herdegen scored One Nation’s first lower house seat in the Western Australia parliament, an official tally showed on Sunday, taking a seat in the state capital Perth that had been held by Labor for decades.
One Nation, led by Senator Pauline Hanson, overtook Labor in a national opinion poll for the first time in June, a month after winning its first elected seat in the federal House of Representatives.”
One Nation has taken a seat where the Liberals have never been able to challenge Labor.
We are the only party that can take the fight to Anthony Albanese where the Liberal Party never could.
Because Australians are looking for someone who will actually stand up for them.
We’re…
— Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 (@PaulineHansonOz) August 29, 2026
One Nation has claimed victory in the previously safe Labor seat of Secret Harbour in Western Australia, in a by-election widely seen as a referendum on mass immigration and Pauline Hanson’s popularity.https://t.co/KrATV8GX1q
— N News (@NoticerNews) August 29, 2026
Bloomberg reported:
“The election was watched as an indicator of One Nation’s strength after the party surged in the polls over the past year. With 75% of votes counted, One Nation’s Luke Herdegen held 57% while the candidate for the ruling Labor Party took 43%, according to the state electoral commission late Saturday in state capital Perth. Broadcaster ABC called the byelection for Herdegen.
[…] Labor holds an overwhelming majority in the state parliament so the election won’t affect its ability to govern, but it will be seen as a sign that One Nation has been able to capitalize on its surge in the polls over the last year and translate that into election wins.
[…] ‘There are no safe Labor seats in this state or in this country any more’, Herdegen told celebrating supporters, in comments broadcast by ABC. ‘None of these MPs are safe from the orange tsunami’.”
Anthony Albanese says Australians “owe it to history” to defeat One Nation in a blistering attack. Full story: https://t.co/cEbMQJNqZZ pic.twitter.com/0rcKwm1a7a
— news.com.au (@newscomauHQ) August 30, 2026
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