An Australian senator from the One Nation party has repaid more than $3,300 in disputed taxi expenses, as the country's central bank is expected to raise interest rates to their highest level since 2011.
Documents seen by Guardian Australia show One Nation's general manager Kelvin Morton clashed with party figures ahead of David Farley's Farrer byelection victory.
One Nation could collect as much as $633,000 from people who sought to run as candidates in the Victorian state election, with some describing a 'pay-to-play' process that left them feeling misled.
The Australian political party said money was lent to a linked company to establish a micro-distillery on chief of staff James Ashby's land.
The state government is announcing new measures to expand access to medical abortion as it warns One Nation could seek to wind back abortion access in a hung parliament.
Liberal figures rejected Barnaby Joyce's assertion that he had discussed a One Nation-backed path to minority government, with Angus Taylor denying any such conversations took place.
James Ashby, the party's national director, also drives a Ford Ranger donated to One Nation and pilots a plane given by Gina Rinehart, according to The Guardian.
The Guardian reports that recent additions to One Nation's Victorian state election slate include figures linked to controversial past conduct and unverified health claims.
Australian political developments include clarifications on abortion policy and national disability agency statements on workforce reductions.
Mike Newman told a rally that One Nation wants to 'stop' abortion rights as the upper house prepares to debate a bill on sex-selective abortion.
Guardian Australia reports Lee Hanson has been employed as a senior adviser to a NSW One Nation senator while based in Tasmania, and has also appeared to campaign for the party during work hours.
One Nation leader says she is sorry "if I offended people" after resurfaced podcast comments describing Indigenous Australians as the "most primitive race on Earth" drew condemnation across the political spectrum
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie criticizes Pauline Hanson for unveiling significant policy via pre-recorded video rather than facing media scrutiny.
Prime Minister labels One Nation leader Pauline Hanson 'nasty and spiteful' as Liberal MP Andrew Hastie vows to continue his dispute with her party
Progressive activists are being advised to focus on economic concerns rather than personal criticism when engaging One Nation supporters ahead of November's Victorian election.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has moved past a dispute with Barnaby Joyce over a 'traitor' video, now calling Pauline Hanson 'the only lying coward' in parliamentary tensions.
The Liberal MP accuses the One Nation leaders of portraying him as a traitor for testifying against Ben Roberts-Smith.
Victorian One Nation leader acknowledges past mistakes including ecstasy, methamphetamine and marijuana use, but contests allegations of smoking ice in front of children.