Labor’s Tony Burke also accused the Liberal leader of appealing to Hanson’s voters,while insulting Australia’s many migrant parents.
The opposition leader will use his first major policy speech to warn that too many self-serving migrants have taken advantage of Australia and eroded the national culture.
It’s one thing for Pauline Hanson,who has a long history of campaigning against immigration,to make inflammatory remarks. It’s another thing entirely for an alternative prime minister.
The “every little bit helps” campaign launched on Monday,but was quickly labelled “patronising” by the opposition.
With less than a year until the March poll,party leader Kellie Sloane is facing a bevy of problems.
A former state Labor MP has also been appointed to the board.
The Liberal Party is directly confronting the threat posed by One Nation in the Nepean byelection,in a preview of their strategy to combat the minor party’s rising popularity.
The most persistent criticism I hear of this government – from inside and outside – is about its perceived lack of ambition.
“How Do You Solve a Problem Like Pauline?” began as a novelty ditty,but has become a death metal banger for Labor and the Coalition. For too long they have let too many people down.
Voters in Liberal-held seats will punish Jess Wilson if they perceive she is trying to walk both sides of the street when it comes to One Nation.