One Nation Considers Supporting Liberal Party Government
What happened
One Nation is considering supporting the Liberal Party to form a government if the Liberal Party does not secure a majority of votes. If One Nation gains power, Pauline Hanson stated the party would push to scrap the VNI West project and disband the Western Energy Renewable Zone. The party also plans to reduce farmers' energy costs by encouraging investment in coal-fired power and resuming gas exploration.
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Why it matters
The potential coalition support involves One Nation proposing major policy shifts regarding energy infrastructure and land use. These proposals include removing compulsory acquisition powers and altering the energy mix, which could significantly change costs and investment in the power sector.
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Who's involved
- One NationPolitical party considering supporting the Liberal Party to form a government.
- Liberal PartyPolitical party that may require One Nation's support to achieve a majority.
- Pauline HansonPolitical leader of One Nation, who vowed to change agricultural fines and energy policy.
- Barnaby JoyceKey elected official and representative for One Nation.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- One NationSpeculative
The party might influence energy costs for farmers by promoting investment in coal-fired power and gas exploration.
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The entities involved
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One Nation
political party in Israel
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Liberal Party
Greek liberal political party
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Related events
- Modi proposed the "One Nation, One Election" vision on October 31, 2026.
- Ben Carroll fears One Nation joining a coalition government, as both he and Jess Wilson seek a majority in the election.
- One Nation and the Labor Party are engaged in political conflict, with critics targeting One Nation's violence and political stances.