Live: Hanson says Taylor should stop 'denigrating' One Nation

live Federal politics live: Hanson says Taylor should stop 'denigrating' One Nation Pauline Hanson says Angus Taylor needs to stop "denigrating" One Nation, after the opposition leader delivered his strongest rebuke so far of the right-wing party at a speech yesterday. Follow all the updates in our live blog. Submit a comment or question Live updates New: Filters Choose what information you see below by using filters Key Event Fri 10 Jul 2026 at 7:08am Pauline Hanson hits back at Angus Taylor's speech taking aim at One Nation Pauline Hanson says Angus Taylor must stop "denigrating" One Nation, after the opposition leader delivered his strongest rebuke yet of the right-wing party at a speech in Sydney yesterday. Taylor told The Sydney Institute that One Nation's plan for Australia would "send us broke", accused the party of being a "column of smoke", and that their policies would cost over a trillion dollars over a decade. Without naming Hanson, the opposition leader said One Nation's policies will lead to a "eternity of pain" if her party gained power. But in a video posted to social media from London, Hanson hit back, saying she was not Taylor's enemy and appealed to him to work together. She accused the opposition leader of copying One Nation's policies in his budget-in-reply speech in May. "I'm very disappointed with this. Angus, I'm not your enemy. We both need to get rid of the Labor, the Greens government, that toxic government that's done so much damage this country," Hanson says. "A lot of the policies that you say won't work is not the truth at all. Let's work together, that's what I keep saying all the time. The people of Australia are crying out for change. Listen to the people Angus and work with me. Stop denigrating One Nation and work together." Fri 10 Jul 2026 at 7:01am Good morning 👋 Hello and welcome to our federal politics live blog! It's great to have you join us again early this chilly Friday morning. I'm Josh Boscaini live from Parliament House in Canberra, here and ready to bring you all today's federal politics news. In case you missed it, Angus Taylor delivered a speech in Sydney last night and took aim at One Nation's economic plan, saying the right-wing party's policies would "send us broke". Overnight, Pauline Hanson, who is in the UK and has met with far-right activist Tommy Robinson, released a video on social media saying she's not Taylor's enemy. And in other news, Australia has signed an agreement to allow the export of uranium to India for peaceful purposes. Let's get into it and see what today has for us! Loading