Senator Pauline Hanson directly questioned the Albanese Labor government on the "promises that got them across the line" in the last election, implying these commitments have not been met.

Senator Pauline Hanson directly questioned the Albanese Labor government on the "promises that got them across the line" in the last election, implying these commitments have not been met.

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You can contact the show on the text line 0460 873 873

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'Promises got them across the line': Hanson criticises Labor's unfulfilled commitments

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Afternoons with Michael McLaren - Tuesday, 10th March

Australia faces a dire economic reckoning as regional conflict and a blockaded Strait of Hormuz reveal the nation’s "unprepared and vulnerable" 36-day fuel stockpile, far short of international obligations.

Michael McLaren says decades of "populist nonsense" and a blind faith in just-in-time supply chains have left Australia standing on a "national security gamble" while global powers like China secured 100-day reserves.

Australia faces a dire economic reckoning as regional conflict and a blockaded Strait of Hormuz reveal the nation&rsquo;s "unprepared and vulnerable" 36-day fuel stockpile, far short of international obligations.
Michael McLaren says decades of "populist nonsense" and a blind faith in just-in-time supply chains have left Australia standing on a "national security gamble" while global powers like China secured 100-day reserves.

'Promises got them across the line': Hanson criticises Labor's unfulfilled commitments

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