Theguardian iconTheguardianSep 14, 2026 ~1 min source read

Morning Mail: Hanson’s gas policy flip-flop, homeless man shot with Taser, Trump rages at AI ‘conspiracy’

Pauline Hanson has appeared to perform a significant policy U-turn after shelving One Nation's commitment to a gas reservation in favour of a stance more aligned with the corporate interests of her benefactor Gina Rinehart. Gas price | One Nation has come under fire for quietly shelving support for a new domestic gas reservation policy in preference of a policy that favours the party's billionaire patron, Gina Rinehart.

Morning Mail: Hanson’s gas policy flip-flop, homeless man shot with Taser, Trump rages at AI ‘conspiracy’

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Pauline Hanson has appeared to perform a significant policy U-turn after shelving One Nation's commitment to a gas reservation in favour of a stance more aligned with the corporate interests of her...

Australia's dependence on gas for power during the evening, when the grid is under the most pressure, has fallen by <a hr...

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Pauline Hanson has appeared to perform a significant policy U-turn after shelving One Nation's commitment to a gas reservation in favour of a stance more aligned with the corporate interests of her benefactor Gina Rinehart. Gas price | One Nation has come under fire for quietly shelving support for a new domestic gas reservation policy in preference of a policy that favours the party's billionaire patron, Gina Rinehart. Australia's dependence on gas for power during the evening, when the grid is under the most pressure, has fallen by <a hr...

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  • It comes as figures show the country's dependence on gas in the evening energy peak has slumped dramatically, a homeless Queensland man is in hospital after being shot with a Taser by police, the alarming...

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