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Labor and the Coalition must force Pauline Hanson to ‘please explain’ her policies if they are to win back voters | Tom McIlroy
Her strongest supporters don’t care that her positions often don’t make sense, but first-time One Nation voters could swing back if the party faced more scrutiny
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theage.com.au
Taylor shoots down One Nation seat-sharing deal as PM dismisses $1.5m fundraising surge
Liberal frontbencher Tony Pasin has urged his party to negotiate with Pauline Hanson so that Liberal and One Nation candidates do not cannibalise each other’s vote.
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smh.com.au
‘No plan’: Taylor shoots down One Nation seat-sharing deal
Liberal frontbencher Tony Pasin has urged his party to negotiate with Pauline Hanson so that Liberal and One Nation candidates do not cannibalise each other’s vote.
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theguardian.com
Angus Taylor rejects One Nation seat sharing deal as cracks appear in Liberal ranks over Pauline Hanson threat
South Australian Liberal Tony Pasin says parties should ‘work hand-in-glove’ to defeat Labor at the next election
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One Nation can be defanged by some truth-telling. But only one other major party’s doing that
Can Pauline Hanson’s momentum be stopped? Only if her political opponents get fair dinkum with the electorate.
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afr.com
Cock-ups don’t count when the tribe thinks Hanson can do no wrong
Voters flocking to One Nation, for now at least, don’t care about policy details or Pauline Hanson’s ability to run the country in this age of tribalism.
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Labor needs to refocus its attacks on One Nation
Readers respond to the rise in popularity of One Nation.
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Labor ramps up Hanson attacks, as Taylor rebukes ally in phone call
The Coalition has also gone on the attack about Pauline Hanson’s admission on the Inside Politics podcast that her party was being “infiltrated by extremists”.
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Newsroom Edition: Are the Liberals already surrendering to One Nation? – podcast
Josephine Tovey speaks with Mike Ticher, Patrick Keneally and Dan Jervis-Bardy about whether One Nation’s policies will stand up to further scrutiny
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Labor MPs have been handed new talking points – revealing a growing concern about One Nation
Labor and its trade union allies have shifted the focus of their rhetorical attacks, targeting Pauline Hanson as if she is the real opposition leader
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Pauline Hanson is becoming a problem for Labor – now it has to respond
Labor talking points this week concede Australians are frustrated with an economy that ‘isn’t working for them’. The goal will be to convince voters One Nation isn’t either
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Why One Nation can win the next federal election
People keen to write off One Nation as the party of angry, old, white men are now demonstrably wrong in the same way Democrats were wrong about Donald Trump in 2024.
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Perth MPs in One Nation’s sights hit back as Hanson show leaves town
Pauline Hanson put two Perth seats firmly in One Nation’s sights during her whirlwind visit to Perth this week. Their sitting Labor MPs aren’t concerned.
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Pauline Hanson says she takes policy advice from Gina Rinehart as Nationals rule out deal with One Nation
Matt Canavan says he supports Hanson’s anti-Labor ‘fire the liar’ fundraising campaign but will not sign up to a joint election strategy
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Labor and Liberals must fight back against ‘Hansonomics’
One Nation’s policies do not add up financially and would likely be economically disastrous. The major parties must present a proper plan to restore our prosperity.
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Labor and the Coalition must force Pauline Hanson to ‘please explain’ her policies if they are to win back voters | Tom McIlroy
Her strongest supporters don’t care that her positions often don’t make sense, but first-time One Nation voters could swing back if the party faced more scrutiny