One Nation is seeing another boost in the polls, with Pauline Hanson being named preferred Prime Minister among Queensland voters. 

As the Albanese-led Government looks to introduce another round of interest rate hikes, Hanson is being backed by more voters in her home state. 

Australian correspondent Steve Price says One Nation doesn't appear to be losing ground with voters, as Labour cops backlash from voters aged between 35-49.

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One Nation is seeing another boost in the polls, with Pauline Hanson being named preferred Prime Minister among Queensland voters.&nbsp;
As the Albanese-led Government looks to introduce another round of interest rate hikes, Hanson is being backed by more voters in her home state.&nbsp;
Australian correspondent Steve Price says One Nation doesn't appear to be losing ground with voters, as Labour cops backlash from voters aged between 35-49.
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Steve Price: Australian correspondent on Pauline Hanson being named preferred Prime Minister in Queensland

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