The Aporia · Hanson takes aim at Coalition in fiery pitch to conservative voters

Pauline Hanson, leader of the One Nation party, addressed a conservative conference in Brisbane where she criticized both the Albanese government and the Liberal Party for policies such as climate targets and the establishment of the eSafety Commissioner. She urged conservative voters to abandon support for the Coalition and presented herself as an alternative. Despite her criticism of the Coalition, Hanson stated that she would be willing to collaborate with them if it were necessary to oust the Labor Party from power.

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At the Conservative Political Action Conference in Brisbane, Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, attacked Opposition Leader Angus Taylor for his past support of climate policies and creation of the eSafety Commissioner. Despite her criticism, Hanson offered to set aside personal grievances with the Liberal Party to form a government after the next election if it means removing the Labor Party led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Meanwhile, Taylor struggled to match Hanson’s charisma, receiving significantly less applause than she did when he addressed the conference on Saturday. Hanson's speech focused on past mistakes of the Coalition and promised to establish a royal commission into net zero targets.

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Pauline Hanson tells conservative voters to ditch Coalition, but would work with them to remove Labor In short: One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and Opposition Leader Angus Taylor addressed a conservative conference in Brisbane, pitching themselves as the conservative alternative to the prime minister. While reserving her strongest criticism for the Albanese government, Senator Hanson also took sharp aim at the Liberal Party for its previous commitments to climate targets and for creating the eSafety Commissioner.

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