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Liberal deputy leader Jane Hume has fired back at One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce over his claim that talks are under way about a possible power-sharing deal, insisting no such discussions are taking place.
Appearing on ABC's Insiders on Sunday, Hume said there was 'no deal' between the Coalition and One Nation, dismissing suggestions senior Liberals were negotiating with the party.
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'I'll say it for the 100th time: there is no deal with One Nation,' Hume told host David Speers.
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Hume → say → Speers
'The Coalition are absolutely determined that we will fight the next election with our own policies that we will develop by ourselves and release on our own timeline, and we will take those to the electorate.'
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we → fight → electorate
Her comments come amid growing speculation about how a minority government might be formed if neither major party wins enough seats to govern in its own right.
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Joyce earlier this week claimed One Nation and Coalition figures were already discussing routes to government in the event of a hung parliament.
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figures → claim → parliament
'We're having conversations, and everybody knows,' Joyce told News24 on Tuesday.
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The former deputy prime minister, who defected from the Nationals to One Nation in late 2025, argued there was 'no prospect' either the Coalition or One Nation could govern alone under current polling.
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Jane Hume (pictured) said there was 'no deal' between the Coalition and One Nation, dismissing suggestions senior Liberals were negotiating with the party
According to Joyce, any deal would involve negotiations over policy priorities and parliamentary support.
One Nation has publicly outlined a list of demands it would seek in exchange for backing an Angus Taylor-led Coalition government, including stronger pro-mining policies, new dams and reviving the $45 billion Inland Rail project.
Hume repeatedly pushed back against the idea such discussions were happening.
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'You're going to have to ask Barnaby Joyce that question because he certainly hasn't had those conversations with me.'
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'He hasn't had them with Angus Taylor.
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He hasn't had them with anybody in the team that I'm on.'
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The latest Newspoll highlighted the scale of the Coalition's challenge, with One Nation leading the primary vote on 30 per cent, ahead of Labor on 27 per cent and the Coalition on just 19 per cent.
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Speers also questioned Hume about comments from Opposition Leader Angus Taylor, who recently said he was prepared to 'work with whoever we can to get rid of this rotten Labor government'.
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Asked whether that included One Nation, Hume drew a clear line between campaigning and governing.
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Barnaby Joyce (pictured) earlier this week claimed One Nation and Coalition figures were already discussing routes to government in the event of a hung parliament
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Come election time, we are going to be fighting it out to make sure that the Coalition is who Australians look to,' she said.
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'After an election, well, we will deal with whatever the Parliament looks like.
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Of course, we will do that.
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'But more importantly, we want to be there to govern in our own right.'
While Hume denied that any talks or deal were currently under way, she stopped short of ruling out seeking crossbench support if the election produced a hung parliament.
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The Coalition has consistently argued it is seeking a majority government and will take its own policy platform to voters, while One Nation says electoral maths may ultimately force negotiations after polling day.
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