Social services minister says Pauline Hanson ‘completely unsympathetic’ to financial stress of having a baby. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast ‘I do support multiculturalism’: Liberal frontbencher Liberal shadow health minister, Anne Ruston , has done what her leader Angus Taylor could not yesterday, saying she does support multiculturalism. Absolutely Sally, I do support multiculturalism. This country was built on multiculturalism … I think Angus and I and the rest of the team in the Coalition are absolutely as one when we say that we want a future for Australia that is built on respecting our values and our way of life. And I think we are absolutely all on a unity ticket when it comes to what we see the future of Australia is, and the future of Australia is one that’s based on multiculturalism. Continue reading...
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TUE · 2026-06-23 · 21:53 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0623-86856
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Australia politics live: Paid parental leave ‘not safe’ with One Nation, Plibersek warns; McKim says Greens want to ‘kill’ NDIS reform bill
Australia's Social Services Minister has warned that paid parental leave is "not safe" with One Nation, stating Pauline Hanson is "completely unsympathetic" to the financial stress of having a baby. Meanwhile, Liberal frontbencher Anne Ruston declared her support for multiculturalism, a stance her leader Angus Taylor had not taken the previous day.
Martin FarrerThe Guardian - World NewsFiled 2026-06-23 · 21:53 GMTLean · Center-LeftRead · 1 min
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Australia's Social Services Minister has warned that paid parental leave is "not safe" with One Nation, stating Pauline Hanson is "completely unsympathetic" to the financial stress of having a baby. Meanwhile, Liberal frontbencher Anne Ruston declared her support for multiculturalism, a stance her leader Angus Taylor had not taken the previous day. She emphasized that the Coalition is united in wanting a future for Australia built on respecting its values and way of life, which is based on multiculturalism. Separately, the Greens' actions regarding an NDIS reform bill were described by McKim as aiming to "kill" it.
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Australia was built on multiculturalism.
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Liberal frontbencher Anne Ruston supports multiculturalism.
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The Greens want to kill NDIS reform bill.
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Paid parental leave is not safe with One Nation.
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Pauline Hanson is completely unsympathetic to the financial stress of having a baby.
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