Pauline Hanson says One Nation’s growing support is a “wake-up call” to Labor, arguing the major party is “scared” of the minor party’s rising power. The comments come as the outlets report on a new poll indicating Hanson is the preferred prime minister. Hanson also raises the possibility that her daughter, Lee Hanson, could be the next leader of One Nation. Barnaby Joyce, a senior figure in One Nation, dismisses the suggestion, while the party frames Labor’s reaction as fear of its influence. The reporting portrays the exchange as part of a broader campaign debate over One Nation’s political momentum and leadership succession. While the poll result is highlighted as support for Hanson as preferred prime minister, the sources also note Joyce’s differing view on the leadership question and the party’s insistence that Labor is reacting to One Nation’s ascent.
Pauline Hanson says One Nation’s rise is a “wake-up call” to Labor
Pauline Hanson says One Nation’s growing support is a “wake-up call” to Labor, arguing the major party is “scared” of the minor party’s rising power. The comments come as the outlets report on a new p...
- Pauline Hanson says One Nation’s rise is a “wake-up call” to Labor.
- Hanson claims Labor is “scared” of One Nation’s growing influence.
- A new poll is reported as showing Hanson is preferred prime minister.
- Hanson suggests her daughter Lee could be next in line for One Nation leadership.
- Barnaby Joyce dismisses the leadership suggestion and counters One Nation’s critics.
Pauline Hanson suggests her daughter Lee could be next in line for the One Nation leadership, which Barnaby Joyce has brushed off as the party claims Labor is scared of its rising power.
2 months agoPauline Hanson suggests her daughter Lee could be next in line for the One Nation leadership, which Barnaby Joyce has brushed off as the party claims Labor is scared of its rising power.
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