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- Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is polling at 26% and has a stronger presence in regional Australia.
- Analysts attribute the rise to disillusionment with the Coalition and defections from veteran politicians.
- Critics argue the party promotes climate denial and anti-immigration stances and neglects social issues.
- A controversial film launch highlights the divisive nature of her politics.
- No one has submitted a formal name-change application, raising questions about leadership.
