Multiple outlets report that a recent opinion poll in Victoria shows One Nation ahead of both Labor and the Coalition for the first time. The Brisbane Times, The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald describe the result as a first in Victoria, with One Nation overtaking the two major parties. The West Australian similarly characterises the finding as One Nation edging past Labor and the Coalition, describing it as a leading position in the state. The Conversation notes that Victoria’s state election is scheduled for late November and presents the poll as indicating One Nation moving to the front ahead of the major parties. Another Conversation piece focuses on whether One Nation’s surge has continued or may be leveling off, suggesting momentum could have slowed but that the party still attracts strong support. Daily Mail also reports One Nation remains ahead and links the shift to potential political consequences for the state government. Across sources, the central shared claim is that One Nation is polling ahead of Labor and the Coalition in Victoria, as the November election approaches, with some variation in emphasis on the magnitude and whether the rise might be peaking.