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Tehan denies Liberal coalition with One Nation

Published Sunday, July 5, 2026 · Updated July 5

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  • Liberal Denial Amidst Conservative Divisions — 1 source

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Liberal frontbencher Dan Tehan has denied that a coalition with One Nation is being discussed, amidst internal divisions within Australia's conservative parties. This comes as One Nation's popularity is reportedly on the rise, with the Prime Minister criticizing an 'axis of grievance' among conservative factions.

What We Know — Key Points

  • Liberal frontbencher Dan Tehan denied that a coalition with One Nation is currently being discussed.
  • A Guardian Essential poll conducted last week found Labor on a primary vote of 30%, One Nation on 26%, and the Coalition on 23%.
  • Australia's conservative parties are experiencing internal divisions and grappling with the rising popularity of One Nation.
  • The Prime Minister criticized an 'axis of grievance' among conservative parties.

What Is Claimed — Perspectives

Liberal Denial Amidst Conservative Divisions
  • The Guardian

    The article highlights internal divisions within Australia's conservative parties and the Prime Minister's criticism of their 'axis of grievance' as they grapple with One Nation's rising popularity, alongside Liberal frontbencher Dan Tehan's denial of any coalition talks with One Nation.

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