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Coalition to launch social media blitz as One Nation’s ‘monocultural’ call ignites Parliament

The West Australian

June 23, 2026

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Coalition to launch social media blitz as One Nation’s ‘monocultural’ call ignites Parliament

One Nation’s rise to the mainstream has prompted Coalition to front up to the right populist threat with an internal drive to boost social media and get the ‘whole team’ involved.

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