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Federal politics: Coalition 'indistinguishable' from One Nation, PM says — as it happened

Anthony Albanese says the Coalition is at risk of becoming "indistinguishable" from One Nation after the opposition leader did not rule out a preference deal.

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Liberal frontbencher Angie Bell says it's "premature" to be talking about a preference deal with One Nation.

The party's federal director, Tony Abbott, endorsed swapping preferences with One Nation while Opposition Leader Angus Taylor left the door open to working with the minor party.

Tony Abbott backs One Nation preference deal and says Liberals can’t just be a ‘little less woke than Labor’

Liberals and Nationals grappling with surging support for Pauline Hanson’s party, which threatens to replace them as Australia’s main conservative party

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The new Liberal president, Tony Abbott, has backed preference deals with One Nation as he declared the party wouldn’t win the next election by being “slaves to focus groups” and just a “little less woke than Labor”.

The opposition leader, Angus Taylor, all but confirmed he was open to such deals with Pauline Hanson, declaring the party was prepared to cooperate with “whoever we can to get rid of this rotten Labor government”.

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