Pauline Hanson’s deleted tweet deepens One Nation’s migration muddle
Pauline Hanson has deleted a social media post regarding migration targets, highlighting internal confusion within the One Nation party. The party is struggling to reconcile conflicting statements from its leadership and MPs regarding net overseas migration figures.
Why it matters
Political inconsistency on major policy platforms like migration can significantly impact voter trust and election outcomes.
— 2:06pm , first published 11:58am
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Share A A A Pauline Hanson has deleted a social media post containing her immigration targets from just five months ago, plunging One Nation into a deeper state of confusion as its MPs contradict themselves and each other over the party’s signature policy platform.
Hanson posted on X on Sunday to say her party’s policy was to cut net overseas migration to 130,000 people a year, after Farrer MP David Farley cast doubt on that target in a Sunday interview by saying it would inevitably be higher.
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