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Pt 2. ‘I didn’t join One Nation’: Jane Hume on the future of the Coalition
Pt 2. ‘I didn’t join One Nation’: Jane Hume on the future of the Coalition
The BriefingEp. 239 Sea. 718 May

Pt 2. ‘I didn’t join One Nation’: Jane Hume on the future of the Coalition

About the episode

In part two of our chat with the deputy leader of the Liberal Party, Senator Jane Hume, we get into her party's migration policy and what the "right mix" of migrants looks like in Australia. After announcing welfare would be limited to citizens in its budget reply, the Coalition has been asked whether it's failed in its promise to not become ‘One Nation Lite' and if its future could include Pauline Hanson's party. Hume responds to those questions, as well as Sussan Ley's claims that the Coalition is worse off now than it was when she was dumped. Listen to part one here. Follow The Briefing: TikTok: @thebriefingpod Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast YouTube: @TheBriefingPodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.