Multiple outlets report that NSW Premier Chris Minns consistently focuses his political commentary on One Nation. The articles say Minns frequently refers to the party in his public statements, despite claims from the outlets that One Nation has no current presence in NSW politics. Specifically, the reports state that Pauline Hanson’s party has no NSW leader, no NSW candidates, and no NSW policies. The coverage contrasts Minns’s attention on One Nation with the Coalition, noting that his messaging is not directed at the Coalition as the main political opponent. Overall, the story centers on Minns’s choice of political target and the apparent mismatch between the prominence given to One Nation in his rhetoric and the party’s stated lack of NSW-specific leadership and electoral candidates. The outlets present the same core point: Minns’s messaging strategy emphasizes One Nation even though, according to the reports, the party is not actively contesting NSW seats or setting out NSW policy positions.