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Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce in Tamworth on Monday.

Joyce makes switch to One Nation as Hanson travels to Tamworth for announcement

The former Nationals leader had been dangling the prospect of defecting to One Nation for weeks since this masthead reported in early October that he was in negotiations with Pauline Hanson.

  • Paul Sakkal

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Labor and Anthony Albanese are riding high, while One Nation and Pauline Hanson continues to be a thorn in the side for Sussan Ley’s Coalition.

Coalition vote crashes to record low, One Nation surges amid housing anger: poll

Exclusive polling shows support for Pauline Hanson’s party has risen to a record high as fears over the housing market and infrastructure fuel frustration over immigration.

  • James Massola
Former prime ministers Tony Abbott and Kevin Rudd brandishing each other’s books while in Washington.

It’s your own fault you are losing, Abbott tells world’s conservatives

The former prime minister also met privately with US Vice President JD Vance during his trip to Washington.

  • Michael Koziol
Pauline Hanson cooks a steak for Barnaby Joyce on a sandwich press in her office.

Next, a Hanson-branded sandwich press and more defectors to follow Barnaby Joyce

Pauline Hanson’s chief of staff, James Ashby, claims that a couple of “big names” will be joining in the new year.

  • James Massola
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One Nation under assault

And that’s the key takeaway.

Seafood is one of the perennial favourites at South Melbourne Market

An ode to the joy of Melbourne. Could Pauline possibly understand?

It would take more than Pauline Hanson to bring down the mood in Melbourne on a weekend like that.

  • Tony Wright
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Only losers chuck empties

While poets keep it brief.

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Precise dialect or just a half-baked theory?

At least the miners dig it.

30 November 2025. Leader of the One Nation Party and Federal MP Pauline Hanson leaves the crowd, surrounded by security at the Put Australia First rally in the Flagstaff Gardens. Photograph by Chris Hopkins

‘I wouldn’t move to Victoria’: Pauline Hanson speaks at Melbourne anti-immigration rally

At the Put Australia First rally, which also featured UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson via video, Hanson criticised the Victorian government, saying she would never move here.

  • Roy Ward and Bridie Smith
A fight breaks out during One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's speech at an anti-immigration rally in Melbourne's CBD on Sunday.
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Scuffle breaks out at Melbourne anti-immigration rally

A fight breaks out during One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's speech at an anti-immigration rally in Melbourne's CBD on Sunday.

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