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Pauline Hanson urges conservative voters to abandon the Coalition

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Pauline Hanson called on conservative voters to abandon the Coalition at a political conference.

Pauline Hanson urged conservative voters to turn away from the Coalition during an address at a political conference. She stated that any future cooperation between her party and the Liberals depends on Angus Taylor. While pushing supporters to drop the major conservative party, she noted a willingness to collaborate to unseat Labor.

  • The venuePauline Hanson delivered her remarks at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
  • The conditionShe stated that working alongside the Liberals rests entirely with Angus Taylor.

Why it matters

Minor parties in Australia often try to pressure major conservative groupings to secure influence among right-leaning voters. Such political positioning can shift parliamentary dynamics ahead of national elections.

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Pauline Hanson spoke at a conservative political conference where she discussed potential political cooperation and urged voters to look beyond the Coalition.

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