Hastie vs. Hanson: The Fracture Inside One Nation

Hastie vs. Hanson: The Fracture Inside One Nation

Andrew Hastie has escalated his feud with Pauline Hanson, declaring he will fight One Nation 'all the way' after a party video labeled him a 'traitor'. The clash has exposed a rift inside One Nation, with Barnaby Joyce apologizing and WA leader Rod Caddies distancing himself from the rhetoric. This episode analyzes what this public split means for a party targeting Coalition seats like Hastie's Canning in twenty twenty-eight.

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Show notes

One Nation labeled Andrew Hastie a traitor following his testimony in the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case.

Andrew Hastie declined a defamation lawsuit due to the high financial cost of individual legal action.

One Nation uses a satire defense to justify calling political opponents gutless maggots in animated videos.

Barnaby Joyce apologized for the traitor label despite his own party accounts promoting the inflammatory video.

One Nation is currently the highest polling entity on the Australian political right.

The party is targeting the seat of Canning for the twenty twenty-eight election to fragment conservative votes.

In this episode
  1. 01Intro1 min
  2. 02The 'Traitor' Trigger2 min
  3. 03A House Divided3 min
  4. 04The Battle for Canning2 min
  5. 05The Polling Paradox2 min
  6. 06Outro1 min
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