Multiple outlets report that an ex-Liberal couple has been hired to help craft One Nation’s campaign strategy. The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and the Brisbane Times describe the pair as having previously worked for moderate factions within the Liberal Party. The reports say the couple is now involved with One Nation, which is portrayed in the coverage as a major political challenge for the Liberals.
Across the articles, the common focus is the shift in political work: the couple’s prior experience in Liberal-aligned campaigning and strategy is presented as relevant to their new roles within One Nation. The outlets frame the hiring as a notable example of staff moving between parties, with their skills applied to a different political platform.
While the excerpts emphasize the couple’s background and the significance of their move, they do not provide consistent additional detail in the supplied text about specific tactics, campaign locations, timelines, or spokespersons. Overall, the coverage agrees on the central point that the couple has joined One Nation’s campaign planning following work with moderate Liberals.
