New polling data shows One Nation is gaining more of a political foothold in Australia.

The latest The Australian Financial Review/Redbridge Group/Accent Research poll says that support for One Nation has jumped four percentage points to 31, while Labor's vote is on 28 percent.

Australian correspondent Murray Olds says leader Pauline Hanson is proving popular among prospective voters, with many dissatisfied with the Labor party. 

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New polling data shows One Nation is gaining more of a political foothold in Australia.
The latest The Australian Financial Review/Redbridge Group/Accent Research poll says that support for One Nation has jumped four percentage points to 31, while Labor's vote is on 28 percent.
Australian correspondent Murray Olds says leader Pauline Hanson is proving popular among prospective voters, with many dissatisfied with the Labor party.&nbsp;
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Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on One Nation overtaking Labor in new poll

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