Liberal leader Angus Taylor says he will not form any coalition or alliance with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, renewing criticism of the minor party. The comments follow Pauline Hanson urging the Coalition to “work together,” including a call for cooperation aimed at defeating Labor. Multiple outlets report that Taylor “rules out” any partnership arrangements with One Nation and frames the rejection as firm rather than conditional. He characterizes further engagement with the party as off the table, while continuing to attack One Nation. The reports agree that the exchange is part of an ongoing political debate about whether right-leaning parties should coordinate. While Hanson presses for coalition-style cooperation, Taylor declines, stating he is categorically ending discussion of such talks. The sources present Taylor’s stance as a clear refusal, with no indication in the coverage that One Nation and the Coalition are moving toward negotiations or shared electoral arrangements.