One Nation has joined calls for the prime minister, Anthony Albanese, to increase staffing allocations, arguing current levels are unsustainable. Across multiple reports, party leader Pauline Hanson says the government’s approach is driving One Nation staff toward a “collapse,” and links the staffing issue to broader pressures on the party’s capacity to operate. The reports describe One Nation’s participation in a wider campaign to seek additional resources from the federal government rather than solely focusing on policy proposals. While the outlets do not provide detailed figures in the provided summaries, they agree on the core point: One Nation publicly urges Albanese to raise staffing allocations and frames the current situation as harmful to staff. The coverage indicates the demand is part of an organized push to secure increased staffing support, with Hanson making the allegations in public comments. All three sources align on the central message—One Nation is pressing the prime minister to act on staffing and is using strong language to characterize the impact of existing staffing arrangements.