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Labor warns One Nation won't fade away
As the populist right gains ground, Labor's leaders say the party must address voter anger rather than hope the challenge disappears.
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Seekers condemn CPAC's use of I Am Australian
The band says the conservative conference used their unity anthem without permission, contradicting its message of diversity.
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Right can't agree how to beat Labor
Australia's conservatives gathered at CPAC to find common ground, but left divided on preferences and strategy.
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Australia eyes migration reversal it has never tried
One Nation and the Coalition promise to slash arrivals, but experts warn the economic cost could be severe.
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Hanson emerges as de facto opposition leader at CPAC
Pauline Hanson overshadowed Angus Taylor at a conservative conference in Brisbane, signalling One Nation's willingness to work with the Liberals to defeat Labor.
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Taylor heckled as Hanson attacks Coalition at CPAC
The Liberal leader admits past mistakes on net zero and immigration, but Pauline Hanson calls him a smarmy consultant and urges voters to back One Nation first.
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Australia rejects Russian fuel after Trump's Putin deal
Energy minister Chris Bowen says Australia will not buy Russian diesel, rejecting the approach Donald Trump announced with Vladimir Putin.
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One Nation surges as Nationals face wipeout in Victoria
Regional anger over renewables, roads and jobs threatens the Coalition's best election result since 1943.
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Labor's poll slump and One Nation threat
Tony Barry and Jessie McCrone analyse a Redbridge poll showing weak support for Anthony Albanese and Labor ahead of the Victorian election.
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One Nation's AI video exposes political slop crisis
A racist AI campaign video from One Nation reveals how cheap technology is degrading Australian politics, with few legal tools to stop it.
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Coalition vows biggest migration cut in Australian history
Angus Taylor's opposition plan would slash temporary visas by 650,000 over four years, cutting net migration to 100,000 annually.
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One Nation's digital playbook and Australia's climate stand
As One Nation bypasses traditional media to reach voters, Australia faces criticism over its climate conference hosting while backing fossil fuels.
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One Nation to lease Brisbane HQ from Rinehart
Barnaby Joyce defends the party's plan to rent a multimillion-dollar office from the mining billionaire, insisting it will pay commercial rates.
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The Populist: Social Contract
Pauline Hanson's cyber politics reshape Australian rightwing movements.
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One Nation's 1998 triumph and the decade that followed
Queensland's rightwing insurgents won 11 seats and nearly 23% of the vote, then fractured. Now their founder sees a second chance.
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The Populist: Social Contract
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party uses anti-immigration messaging to bypass traditional media.
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Can Australia learn from Canada's migration gamble?
Canada slashed temporary migration and its economy adjusted. But Australia's situation is very different, and the long-term costs may be steep.
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One Nation launches Victorian campaign on law and order
Pauline Hanson's party promises crime crackdowns and scraps major projects to fund them ahead of the 2026 state election.
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One Nation launches Victorian campaign with treaty pledge
Pauline Hanson's party vows to abolish Indigenous treaty, legalise pepper spray and scrap regional payroll tax ahead of state election.
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One Nation's shed on Ashby's land raises questions
James Ashby, Pauline Hanson's right-hand man, has received substantial benefits including a $56,000 shed built by a party-linked company on his Queensland property.
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One Nation's troubled candidate lineup for Victoria
The party has fielded candidates with links to underworld figures, debunked health claims, and controversial social media histories.
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Jacqui Lambie calls Pauline Hanson dangerous and delusional
In a fiery Senate speech, Lambie put Hanson alongside Trump and Farage and warned Australia to turn away from populism.
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Albanese to Hanson: my mum was out of your league
A podcast jab at a dead woman's public housing tenancy has the PM swinging and One Nation fighting on two fronts.
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Hastie draws a line in the sand with Hanson
A feud over a cartoon has turned into a fight for a Western Australian seat.
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Don't call Hanson a racist, say her opponents
Progressive campaigners are being retrained to talk economics with One Nation voters instead of attacking Pauline Hanson.
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