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Who are One Nation? The politicians who rode Hanson’s surge to power
The party’s elected representatives – of which there are now 16 – are mostly outsiders, battlers and, in some instances, migrants.
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theguardian.com
Pauline Hanson makes clear what a One Nation government would be like – it’s an ugly picture
The One Nation leader offered a series of inflammatory statements at the National Press Club that may play well with her supporters but will alarm many others
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theage.com.au
Angus Taylor wants to fight Labor. But his nemesis is Pauline Hanson, and she’s winning
Australia has never before had to grapple with the rise of populist right movement quite like One Nation, and that’s a particular and growing problem for the Coalition.
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One Nation craves mainstream appeal, but Pauline Hanson’s bleak vision of Australia shows she’s firmly on the fringes | Tom McIlroy
On the national stage, Hanson attacked multiculturalism and spoke of a ‘transgender insurgency’. It could be a reality check for voters
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afr.com
Who are One Nation? The politicians who rode Hanson’s surge to power
The party’s elected representatives – of which there are now 16 – are mostly outsiders, battlers and, in some instances, migrants.
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abc.net.au
More missiles and ditch the UN: What One Nation’s foreign policy looks like
With One Nation running red hot in the polls and posing a serious challenge to the incumbent parties, there's more scrutiny on what its foreign policy would mean for Australia.
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One Nation opposes measures that make a difference to working people, Albanese says
Pauline Hanson criticised by PM as opposition leader Angus Taylor urges members not to defect, arguing One Nation wants to ‘blow this country up’
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Wanted: a new party to counter One Nation
In the wake of One Nation’s rise, readers argue more scrutiny is needed on the party’s policies - or the lack of them.
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eastasiaforum.org
One Nation captures Australia’s conservative imagination
The rising popularity of right-wing populist Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is causing a profound shift within Australia’s conservative political consensus
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Is Pauline Hanson a liar or the only truth-teller? What voters think on Melbourne’s margins
After Pauline Hanson’s controversial speech at the National Press Club, Guardian Australia headed to Pakenham, one of the electorates One Nation is targeting in the Victorian…