New polling reported by Brisbane Times indicates Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is tied with the Labor opposition in Queensland, matching a result it last achieved in 1998. The result is described as the first time One Nation has drawn level with Labor in the state since that period, based on the latest numbers referenced across the three outlets. The reporting focuses on changes in electoral support within Queensland and frames the development as a notable milestone for the party’s Queensland support. While the articles agree on the headline finding—that One Nation’s support has reached parity with Labor in the state—the coverage primarily presents the finding as drawn from polling rather than as confirmed election outcomes. The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age both repeat the same core claim, citing Brisbane Times polling, and do not add differing details about the poll’s methodology or broader national implications. Overall, the sources align that the latest Queensland polling places One Nation on level footing with Labor opposition support, a situation not seen in recorded state polling since 1998, according to the reporting.