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The Forum > Article Comments > Thirty years on, the Coalition has no idea what to do about One Nation > Comments

Thirty years on, the Coalition has no idea what to do about One Nation : Comments

By Graham Young, published 3/8/2026

There are lessons from Queensland as to how the Coalition should deal with One Nation, if it is prepared to look and learn.

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Touché!

“ Labor and the Greens are the greatest threat to Australia, not One Nation.”…
Posted by diver dan, Tuesday, 4 August 2026 9:34:28 AM
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Hi Nuremberg Dan,

“Labor and the Greens are the greatest threat to Australia, not One Nation.”

From your extreme perspective they would be, offering stable moderate progressive government. AND they ban your symbols and paraphernalia. Yep, no torch light processions, no book burning, no Nights of the Broken Glass, and definitely no Barbecues! How boring YOU say. Well, maybe they'll let you smash a few beer bottles to keep YOU amused. Do YOU agree?
Posted by Paul1405, Tuesday, 4 August 2026 10:56:13 AM
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When Beattie was in power my image of a ON supporter was of someone sitting on the porch with a loaded shotgun waiting for the yellow hoards.

Beattie understood the importance of building an economy as the Nats had done earlier with cheap coal power, but Beattie panicked and wasted tens of billions when the dam levels dropped and was one of the first pollies announcing that renewables would make our power cheaper: The more we had the cheaper it would get according to Pete.

Pauline's success these days is about a consistent message and appalling policy choices like net zero.

The demographic of supporters has changed.
Posted by Fester, Tuesday, 4 August 2026 11:32:01 AM
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