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BREAKING: As One Nation’s poll numbers continue to slide in recent surveys, a leader of one of the party’s major support groups in Brisbane has posted a striking image of Pauline Hanson surrounded by rainbow flags and a diverse crowd, urging the party to embrace gay Australians and Indian-Australian communities as part of its “Australia First” vision.

The post, which shows Hanson alongside supporters holding pride flags and “One Nation” signs, has triggered strong backlash from traditional party supporters. Many argue the message clashes with One Nation’s core values and risks alienating its long-standing base.

The support group leader in Brisbane, Joe Hanson, wrote that the party must expand its appeal if it wants to remain relevant, stating that all Australians who put the country first should have a place in One Nation.

The post has sparked heated debate online, with some supporters accusing the party of losing its way, while others say reaching out to new communities is necessary for survival.

Original Article: skynews.com.au\lnsights-and-analysis/news-story/5ac2f1c1a8233357b6a53b9221a6d056

In a stunning and totally-not-surprising turn of events, Australians from every background, gay, lesbian, Black, Indian, white, and everyone in between, have reportedly come together to support One Nation’s vision of unity, inclusion, and one shared national identity.

Supporters say the movement proves that One Nation is open to Australians of all races, genders, and sexual orientations, as long as they believe in putting Australia first.

“Gay, lesbian, Indian, Black, white, it doesn’t matter,” one supporter said. “We are all standing together for one people, one country, one culture, and One Nation.”