One Nation’s migration numbers sparked a political firestorm after new MP David Farley suggested a higher intake than previously stated, but party leader Pauline Hanson swiftly corrected him—clarifying their actual cap is 130,000. Barnaby Joyce backed her up, calling Farley’s slip a rookie mistake. Labor pounced, accusing One Nation of being unready to govern, while immigration policy delays hinted at internal Coalition tensions. With polls rising, the debate intensifies as parties juggle economic needs, foreign policy, and public perception—all while promising clearer numbers ahead of the next election.
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