The Guardian
One Nation's new NSW leader, an investment banker, promises to slash taxes and 'get rid of wokery' - because nothing says social cohesion like a culture war.
The Guardian
Australia to test emergency alerts, advises vulnerable people to hide their phones; NSW Premier admits One Nation is a threat but says not all supporters are racist; TAB's marketing compliance has 'serious weaknesses.'
The Guardian
Teena McQueen, former Liberal VP turned One Nation defector, dies of illness; Tony Abbott mourns, Gina Rinehart praises her hat-and-cattle radar.
The Guardian
Pauline Hanson defines monoculturalism as 'Paul Hogan, Norman Gunston, and a fair go' - because nothing says 'inclusive' like a couple of white blokes from the last century.
The Guardian
Australia's climate minister pushes for global electrification while One Nation denies warming exists and News Corp papers tell him to quit. Just another Tuesday.
The Guardian
Liberal senator Jonno Duniam bails on politics, citing a leadership spill that drained his energy, while the Coalition stares into the abyss of polling irrelevance.
The Guardian
Australia's climate minister admits fossil fuel exports face shrinking market, proposes exporting green energy and AI instead, while denying climate party gains 30% support at home.
The Guardian
Tony Burke brushes off One Nation's threat, Penny Wong gives the party's fundraising a cold shoulder, and Australia weighs in on Middle East peace with all the enthusiasm of a wallflower at a dance.
The Guardian
One Nation leads Labor in a new poll, Tony Abbott is unbothered (but also very bothered), and the Coalition wants you to join the party instead of just yelling at the TV.
The Guardian
Senator David Pocock is in talks to form a new party to counter One Nation, while a man dies in a shark attack and climate activists block coal ships with kayaks.
The Guardian
Pauline Hanson claimed her flood tour was free for taxpayers - until expense reports showed $16,000 in charter flights billed to the public.
The Guardian
Barnaby Joyce celebrates One Nation's byelection win with a 'not yet' qualification, while Tim Wilson cries betrayal over tax tweaks and Australia Post makes parcels pricier.
BBC World
One Nation wins its first federal lower-house seat, proving that if you wait long enough and the major parties implode, anything is possible.
The Guardian
One Nation candidate David Farley says 306,000 migrants is 'probably not' too many; party policy says it definitely is. Joyce says it's just campaign stress.
The Guardian
Liberals retain a seat they've held forever, with a candidate who can't vote for himself, while One Nation surges and voters wonder what the fuss is about.
The Guardian
Matt Canavan tells anti-immigration rally Australia has too much diversity chat; also, a man survives a night adrift, Washington DC can't tell flags apart, and the government's debt agency is one expert away from a crisis.
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