One Nation’s migration stance hit a snag when MP David Farley mistakenly suggested 100,000 extra annual arrivals—pushing totals above Labor’s. Barnaby Joyce quickly stepped in to defend him, calling it a slip-up and reaffirming the party’s official target of 130,000. The confusion sparked criticism from Federal Minister Pat Conroy, who accused One Nation of lacking policy coherence—and questioned their readiness to govern. Meanwhile, the government’s own immigration minister had to cancel a speech over unapproved policy, highlighting how One Nation’s rising poll numbers are forcing both major parties to rethink their migration strategies. The coalition remains mum on specifics, tying their plan to housing supply—with internal debates over caps as high as 180,000—but plans to unveil details closer to the next election.
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