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Tess Ikonomou

One Nation's historic surge puts PM's focus on economy

Pauline Hanson's rise is giving her political opponents a growing headache. (Susie Dodds/AAP PHOTOS)

Australians don't feel like the system is working for them, the prime minister says, as fresh polling shows Pauline Hanson's One Nation is the most popular party for the first time.

The Newspoll survey recorded a four-point rise in One Nation's primary vote to 31 per cent, while Labor dipped one point to 30 per cent and the coalition fell two points to 18 per cent.

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