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Federal politics live: Pauline Hanson says daughter Lee is the 'future', has 'potential' to run One Nation
The One Nation leader sits down for a podcast conversation with UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Follow live.
Health Minister Mark Butler has defended the prime minister's decision to break a promise and not to attend the Garma Festival this weekend.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promised last year to attend every Garma Festival as prime minister.
But speaking to Channel Seven, Butler says he's gone to the festival more than any other leader of a political party.
"He's been there every year since he became leader. He's off to the Northern Territory again in coming days to visit another festival," he says.
‘She’s the future’: Hanson reveals daughter could lead One Nation
London: One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has named her daughter as a potential leader of the party during a controversial podcast with right-wing activist Tommy Robinson over the threat to Australia and Britain from mass migration.
Hanson praised her daughter, Lee, but said she would have to prove herself because there would be no nepotism in decisions on the future of the party.
The remarks, recorded last week, have been released online at a highly sensitive time for One Nation and its leadership because of tensions over Hanson’s working holiday in Europe and her decision to speak to Robinson, a divisive figure who has been convicted of assault.
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Australia news LIVE: Pauline Hanson says daughter could lead One Nation; Telstra boss Vicki Brady to front Triple Zero inquiry; US-Iran strikes escalate as truce unravels
Welcome to our rolling live coverage of all the latest news and developments around Australia and the world this Friday, July 17.
A handful of oil tankers have been seen conducting ship-to-ship transfers off the coast of Oman, a sign that ships are continuing to sail through the Strait of Hormuz before offloading their cargoes onto other vessels after recent Iranian attacks on shipping.
At least four tankers were transferring cargoes near the ports of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates and Sohar in Oman, satellite images from the European Union’s Copernicus browser showed.
Those areas have been the main spots where ships shuttling in and out of Hormuz have transferred their cargoes onto vessels that would ultimately sail on to their eventual destination.
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