Liberal Party leadership is in turmoil over potential alliances with One Nation, as Senator Andrew Bragg suggests pragmatism if Labor or the Coalition can’t form a majority — even hinting at a coalition to “beat the communist Labor government.” But Opposition Leader Angus Taylor swiftly shuts down the idea, reaffirming the party’s only coalition is with the Nationals — a stance echoed by ally James Paterson. Backbencher Alex Antic, meanwhile, sparked controversy after reportedly trying to build SA-based ties with One Nation, though he denies it’s a serious move — invoking Menzies’ historical unity tactics. Historians push back, noting Menzies united state-based parties, not coalitions with ideologically divergent groups like One Nation. The party’s future strategy remains deeply divided.
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