The Ten Commandments vs One Nation: Does the Party Practise the Christian Values It Appeals To?
One Nation often presents itself as a defender of traditional Australian and Christian values. That makes the Ten Commandments a useful ethical test—not because a political party should behave like a church, but because a movement invoking traditional…
Pauline Hanson’s media ban is all about controlling the story, not demanding fairness
By excluding journalists from the ABC, Guardian Australia and The Age, Pauline Hanson is not merely protesting unfavourable reporting. She is restricting the public’s access to scrutiny and creating an environment where political claims can be presented…
One Nation’s Secret Harbour Candidate Faces Questions Over Drug Use, Speeding Video and Party Vetting
Luke Herdegen says his troubled past is a story of recovery rather than a reason to reject him. That may be true, but voters are still entitled to ask what One Nation knew before selecting him and whether its law-and-order standards are applied…