Australia's right-wing One Nation party rises, leading for the first time in a poll in New South Wales.

The rise of the Australian right-wing party, the One Nation Party, in key opinion polls is reshaping the country's political landscape. With a year to go until the state election in New South Wales, according to the polling agency Roy Morgan, there is a divide in voter opinion, with the One Nation Party attracting 30% of support, ahead of the ruling Australian Labor Party's 25%. The poll shows that support for the conservative Liberal-National Coalition is at 19%. The wave of support flowing towards the One Nation Party could reshape federal and state politics in Australia, with similar results being seen at the federal level in opinion polls.