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‘Petty little man’: Cries for Albanese to provide One Nation with appropriate staffing levels

Sky News Australia

July 1, 2026

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Former Liberal senator Hollie Hughes says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese needs to “man up” and provide One Nation with “appropriate” staffing levels. “He is being a petty little man that we know he is by limiting their resources,” Ms Hughes told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “The Greens, for God’s sake, have more resources than One Nation. “They’re polling second in New South Wales without a current sitting MP in the upper or lower house. “That is extraordinary.”

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