The One Nation party, led by Pauline Hanson, is experiencing a growth in support. Many voters attribute their economic challenges, including a cost-of-living crisis, to international arrivals.
Pauline Hanson, known for her polarizing figure as the leader of the far-right One Nation party, spoke at Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, in May. The accompanying photograph is captured by Hilary Wardhaugh, as archived by Getty Images.
Despite facing ridicule throughout much of her political career, Hanson remains a divisive figure. She was absent from elected office for 18 years and her presence in politics during the 1990s was met with criticism, including a satirical song.
Recently, however, both Hanson and her party are witnessing a rise in acceptance. Voters seem to be rallying around her anti-immigration stance as they grapple with economic issues.
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