Multiple outlets report that One Nation’s support is increasing, particularly among women, wealthy voters and voters in major cities. The reporting cites Pauline Hanson as saying she is seeing stronger support from women and that this is linked to concerns about “woke ideologies.” According to the accounts, Hanson attributes the rise to women voters responding to warnings she has made about the impact of such ideologies. The coverage is broadly aligned across the three sources, describing a similar demographic pattern and the same explanation from Hanson. It does not provide additional figures, vote totals, or independent evidence beyond Hanson’s claims in the material provided. The reports also focus on who is backing the party—women, higher-income groups and metropolitan voters—rather than on policy changes or wider electoral results. Overall, the articles present Hanson’s statement that support is surging among these groups, with consistent framing across outlets.