One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce has advised party leader Pauline Hanson to avoid "gotcha questions" ahead of her first formal address at the National Press Club in Canberra. Hanson's appearance follows a surge in One Nation's support and a successful crowdfunding campaign.
A Senate inquiry into the federal government's budget measures commences today in Canberra. A new Resolve poll indicates One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has surpassed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as the preferred prime minister.
One Nation has relocated a fundraising event in Melbourne to an undisclosed location after the original venue, Giorgio Casa, withdrew due to planned protest activity. Police stated they were unaware of specific threats, attributing the decision to the venue.
One Nation's Melbourne fundraiser, featuring Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce, was relocated due to planned protests, with Victoria Police noting concerns but no specific threats.
Barnaby Joyce claims migrants are outbidding Australians at home auctions, despite tax data showing <1% of homes are bought by foreigners. The race discrimination commissioner warns against demonising migrants.
One Nation's housing policy, aiming to restrict foreign ownership, faces scrutiny after party members provide conflicting details, particularly regarding permanent residents' rights.
Barnaby Joyce attended a rally in Sydney advocating for tighter controls on abortion, specifically against sex selection. A private member's bill aims to outlaw the practice with penalties for medical practitioners, though NSW Health deems it rare and some MPs oppose criminalizing healthcare.
Barnaby Joyce urged anti-abortion activists to 'keep the fires burning' in Sydney. Concerns are mounting over Labor's NDIS overhaul, a "franken-can" was named worst plastic packaging, and Trump reportedly argued with Netanyahu. Weight-loss drugs may cut cancer risk.
Barnaby Joyce addressed a pro-life rally in Sydney, urging Nationals MPs to vote for a bill criminalising sex-selective abortions. Activists threatened to campaign against parties supporting abortion access, aiming to unseat incumbents in the lead-up to the NSW state election.
Australia's billionaires saw their wealth surge by nearly $50,000 per minute in the past year, according to Oxfam. Meanwhile, Barnaby Joyce headlines an anti-abortion rally in Sydney, Peter Garrett leads an inquiry into Aukus, and a smart drug shows promise against cancer.
Australia's billionaires saw their wealth increase by nearly $50,000 per minute in the past year, according to Oxfam. Meanwhile, anti-abortion rallies gain traction, a smart drug shows promise against cancer, and Peter Garrett leads an inquiry into the Aukus pact.
Anti-abortion groups in Australia are escalating efforts to restrict reproductive rights, inspired by US tactics. Bills targeting late-term, sex-selective abortions, and medical abortion access are being introduced across multiple states, with One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce headlining a rally in Sydney.
Australian anti-abortion groups are using an incremental strategy, mirroring US tactics, to restrict reproductive rights. Bills targeting late-term abortions, sex-selective abortions, and access to medical abortions are being introduced across multiple states, aiming to normalize political debate on the issue.
An anti-abortion movement in Australia is adopting strategies seen in the US, aiming to incrementally restrict reproductive rights through various legislative attempts. MPs like Barnaby Joyce and John Ruddick are involved in pushing bills that target late-term abortions, sex-selective abortions, and medical abortion access.
One Nation's Barnaby Joyce says potential candidates for Western Sydney were first and second-generation Australians, but an analyst calls him a "great media performer".
One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce says the right-wing party will be shifting its attention to Western Sydney after its historic win at the Farrer by-election on Saturday. Follow live.
Drafting Barnaby Joyce created a permission structure that has allowed conservative or swing voters to support One Nation: if the bloke who was deputy prime minister thinks the Coalition has lost its way, something in the system must be broken.
Drafting Barnaby Joyce created a permission structure that has allowed conservative or swing voters to support One Nation: if the bloke who was deputy prime minister thinks the Coalition has lost its way, something in the system must be broken.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson billed taxpayers for two trips that included party fundraisers, discussions with disaffected National Barnaby Joyce, a Gina Rinehart event and return flights to connect the senator to her private jet to Florida, sponsored by her major donor, Mrs Rinehart.
