Recent polling shows Pauline Hanson overtakes Anthony Albanese as the preferred prime minister, while the Coalition reaches its lowest recorded support in the survey. Multiple outlets report that Hanson becomes the top choice for prime minister, displacing Albanese in voters’ preference. The same polling indicates One Nation also rises to become Australia’s preferred party by primary vote, moving ahead of Labor for the first time. At the same time, the Coalition’s overall vote falls to a record low level, reflecting a broader decline in support for the government parties. The reports agree on the core findings: Hanson’s improvement on both prime-minister preference and party preference by primary vote, Labor being surpassed for the first time on primary support, and the Coalition experiencing its worst result in the series. The outlets present these changes as coming from the same polling context, without attributing the shifts to a specific event in the provided excerpts.