Labor attacks One Nation’s fundraising claims, arguing the party is not supported primarily by grassroots contributors. Reporting from PerthNow and Michael West says Labor disputes One Nation’s statements that it has raised “millions” from grassroots supporters and responds by describing One Nation as a party aligned with wealthy interests, including “billionaires.” Both sources characterize Labor’s position as a rebuttal to One Nation’s fundraising messaging and describe it as a “smokescreen.” The articles do not present detailed figures or evidence in the provided excerpts, but they agree on the core point: Labor is challenging the credibility or framing of One Nation’s fundraising narrative. In both reports, Labor’s criticism is directed at the minor party’s fundraising appeal, with Labor framing the claims as misleading rather than reflecting broad-based public support. The dispute centers on how One Nation’s fundraising is sourced and portrayed, with Labor pushing back against the party’s assertions of substantial grassroots backing.