One Nation party
Coverage of One Nation party in the Nexus archive.
- Lamenting the end of ‘White Australia’ is wrong and dangerous
The rise of the One Nation party in polls is attributed to Pauline Hanson's relationship with mining magnate Gina Rinehart and media coverage, leading to the reemergence of the White Australia policy. The article criticizes this development as wrong and dangerous.
- Australian politician barks ‘sit down’ at dog during live interview
Australian politician Barnaby Joyce, a member of One Nation party, was interrupted by a misbehaving dog during a live TV interview on ABC, prompting him to shout 'sit down.' The former deputy prime minister apologized for the dog's behavior as it disrupted the interview twice.
- Australia catches Europe’s right-wing populist wave
Australia's One Nation party led a nationwide opinion poll for the first time, surpassing the ruling Labor party with a 31% primary vote, up 4 points, while Labor dropped 3 points to 28%, reflecting voter disappointment with the recent budget and signs of conservative political fracturing.
- Australian by-election a litmus test for right-wing One Nation Party
The Australian by-election in Farrer, New South Wales, is a crucial test for the right-wing One Nation Party. A victory would result in One Nation's first MP being elected to Australia's national parliament. This election has significant implications for the party's future.