One Nation party
Coverage of One Nation party in the Nexus archive.
- Australian politician barks ‘sit down’ at dog during live interview
Australian politician Barnaby Joyce, a member of One Nation party, was interrupted by a misbehaving dog during a live TV interview on ABC, prompting him to shout 'sit down.' The former deputy prime minister apologized for the dog's behavior as it disrupted the interview twice.
- Australia catches Europe’s right-wing populist wave
Australia's One Nation party led a nationwide opinion poll for the first time, surpassing the ruling Labor party with a 31% primary vote, up 4 points, while Labor dropped 3 points to 28%, reflecting voter disappointment with the recent budget and signs of conservative political fracturing.
- Australian by-election a litmus test for right-wing One Nation Party
The Australian by-election in Farrer, New South Wales, is a crucial test for the right-wing One Nation Party. A victory would result in One Nation's first MP being elected to Australia's national parliament. This election has significant implications for the party's future.