To rein in Hanson, her political foes must stop making One Nation’s case
- Posted on August 9, 2026
- By The Sydney Morning Herald
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In brief
Political opponents struggling to contain Pauline Hanson's influence may be inadvertently strengthening One Nation's messaging. Senior Liberal figures have spent considerable time promoting arguments that align with One Nation's political platform, while Labor also bears responsibility for this dynamic. This analysis explores how mainstream political discourse has shifted to accommodate populist narratives, potentially legitimizing the very positions these parties sought to counteract.
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To rein in Hanson, her political foes must stop making One Nation’s case
Senior Liberal figures have spent years softening up voters for the arguments One Nation wants to make. But Labor’s not blameless either.
