A new Roy Morgan poll has revealed a dramatic rise in support for Australia’s One Nation party, signalling a major shift in the nation’s political landscape.

The survey shows One Nation gaining momentum and narrowing the gap with the governing Labor Party, making the next federal election increasingly difficult to predict.

The poll indicates that Labor retains only a slim advantage on a two-party preferred basis, while One Nation has recorded a significant increase in its primary vote support.

Political analysts say growing concerns over the cost of living, housing affordability, and economic pressures are driving voters away from the traditional major parties.

The latest figures have intensified pressure on both Labor and the Coalition, with One Nation positioning itself as a powerful force in Australian politics ahead of the next election.

While no election has been called, the poll suggests the contest is becoming increasingly competitive, with voter sentiment continuing to shift across the country.