Pauline Hanson wants to work with Liberals and Nationals to defeat Labor – but rules out official coalition
Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, has stated her party's desire to collaborate with the Liberal and National parties to defeat the Labor party in Australia. Hanson indicated One Nation is open to preference deals and potentially supporting a future minority Coalition government.

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AI-generatedPauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, has stated her party's desire to collaborate with the Liberal and National parties to defeat the Labor party in Australia. Hanson indicated One Nation is open to preference deals and potentially supporting a future minority Coalition government. However, she explicitly ruled out forming a formal coalition with the Liberals and Nationals. Hanson cited her unwillingness to compromise her freedom of speech and action as the reason for rejecting a formal power-sharing partnership. The aim of this collaboration is to remove the Labor party from power, according to Hanson.
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5 extractedShe will never agree to an arrangement “where I will be told what I can say, what I can do”.
Hanson ruled out forming an official coalition with the two conservative parties.
Hanson has offered to prop-up a future minority Coalition government.
Pauline Hanson wants to work with the Liberals and Nationals to defeat Labor.
Voters ‘want to get rid of the Labor party, by all means’