Tuesday 3 November 2026

One Nation

political party in Israel

Description from Wikidata

Organization · 20 stories in 30 days · 11 this week

How the coverage leans

88 articles from 7 outlets, last 30 days

Peak: Mon 19 Oct, 9 articles

Most of the coverage comes from left-leaning outlets. Left-leaning outlets ran 58 of these articles, right-leaning ones 26.

Often in the news with

How many of these 20 stories also name them · + follows in place

Coverage timeline

  1. Politics · Australia

    One Nation volunteer attacked with baseball bat outside home in Victoria

    A 60-year-old One Nation volunteer was allegedly assaulted with a baseball bat outside his home in Torquay, Victoria, leading to a brain bleed and hospitalization. Two people, a 37-year-old man and a 14-year-old boy, were arrested in connection with the incident.

  2. Politics · Australia

    Matt Canavan to contest Capricornia seat in potential clash with One Nation

    Matt Canavan, leader of the Nationals, will run for the federal seat of Capricornia in Queensland, potentially facing James Ashby of One Nation. The contest could influence the balance of power in the lower house amid political tensions over climate policy and trade.

  3. Politics · Australia

    Labor's primary vote reaches lowest level this term

    Labor's primary vote fell to 27% in the latest Newspoll, matching its lowest level this term and near its record low from 2011. The result reflects ongoing challenges for the party ahead of potential electoral and economic developments.

  4. Politics · Australia

    NSW Labor warns of potential seat losses amid One Nation surge

    Labor in New South Wales warns its party could lose up to a dozen seats in the upcoming March election due to rising support for One Nation. The state premier is distancing himself from the federal Labor government as political pressure mounts.

  5. Politics · Australia

    Coalition leads in Victorian polling ahead of election

    Latest polling shows the Coalition ahead in Victoria, potentially securing a majority without external support. Campaign teams are cautioned against complacency despite the lead.