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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Matches Labor’s 27% in New Poll

Hanson blames high net migration of 518,000 in 2022-23 for worsening housing woes.

Protests erupted outside ABC’s Melbourne headquarters on June 2, fuelling debates over the taxpayer-funded broadcaster’s bias.

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation isn’t just a protest vote anymore.

Critics like Opposition Leader Angus Taylor call it a massive tax grab without a 2025 election mandate.

The government in February signed off on rules that told the Clean Energy Regulator to disburse money and essentially fund the green energy subsidy.

Journalist Tom McIlroy reported the matter as scrutiny intensifies ahead of Brereton’s retirement in July.

She explains the enrollment ties to a home she lived in for five years, now demolished for an accessible rebuild

Technical risks, delays, and the 2021 cancellation of the French Attack-class deal caused the effort to unravel.

The switch raises Labor’s Senate seats to 30 out of 76, giving the left bloc a majority of 40 when combined with the Greens.

Taylor says it promotes fairness, saves billions, and fits a broader migration crackdown capping net overseas arrivals at one per new home built.