Multiple outlets report that a new national opinion poll shows One Nation has become Australia’s most popular political party, surpassing Labor on primary support. The reporting describes this as a significant political shift, with One Nation “leapfrogging” Labor in the polling figures. SBS News adds context by framing the change as a potential sign of broader voter dynamics, suggesting the poll surge could offer “lessons” for the government. Across the articles, the shared focus is on the change in ranking: One Nation is presented as moving ahead of Labor based on the latest survey results. While the sources differ in the level of analysis—particularly SBS’s discussion of what may be driving the increase—they agree on the core finding that One Nation gains primary support to overtake Labor. The articles do not provide detailed vote shares, methodology, or dates in the provided excerpts, but collectively they characterize the result as a major disruption in the current political landscape according to the poll.