Live: Angus Taylor says 'no plan' for Liberals to carve up seats with One Nation

live Federal politics live: Angus Taylor says 'no plan' for Liberals to carve up seats with One Nation Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says the Liberals have "no plan" to carve up seats with Pauline Hanson's One Nation at the next election. Follow all the updates in our live blog. Live updates Thu 11 Jun 2026 at 7:04am 'I can provide the vehicle' for change, Hanson tells voters at Perth function One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson told a community forum in Perth "politicians and bureaucrats" have driven Australia "into the ground", as she condemned Labor's federal budget. "This government has brought in the worst budget we have ever seen," Hanson said to general applause. "This is about socialism. This is about communism, and dividing the wealthy from those who are not wealthy," "If you want to work hard to get ahead in life, save your money or invest it, [Labor] want to take it, putting their hand into your pocket. That is not the Australia I grew up in." Speaking at a sold-out $70-per head event as a One Nation fundraising page tipped over $1.4m in donations, Hanson told the crowd they had been underestimated by the major parties. "We have a fantastic county that has been driven into the ground by politicians and bureaucrats that have disregarded you, the people," she said. "I can provide the vehicle… but it's you, the people, who will drive change. They can't stop you. We have a democracy here, and it clearly now shows people want One Nation. They want what we're offering." Asking the crowd "what am I offering?" some shouted back "freedom" and "democracy." "It's freedom and freedom of speech, it's the right to own your own home, to live in peace and security, the right to work and get a fair days' pay for a fair days' work, and not be pulled down and taxed to the hilt." Hanson says she will target Labor seats, not Coalition seats at the next federal election and nominated a list of seats in her sight. They included Chris Bowen's seat of McMahon, Tony Burke's seat of Watson, Andrew Giles' seat of Scullin, Clare O'Neil's seat of Hotham and Madeleine King's seat of Brand. Reflecting on her time in prison for electoral fraud in 2003, Hanson told the crowd "You were the people who kept me going". "You never walked away from me, and I will never walk away from you." Thu 11 Jun 2026 at 7:02am Good morning 👋 Hello everyone and welcome to our federal politics live blog! It's great to have you join us here early this Thursday morning. I'm Josh Boscaini joining you live from Parliament House in Canberra. here and ready to bring you all of today's federal politics news. Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says the Liberals have "no plan" to carve-up seats with One Nation so both parties don't compete with each other at the next election. And Pauline Hanson held a fundraiser in Perth last night where she pledged to target Labor held seats over Coalition ones at the next election. Let's get into the day and see what happens! Loading