Politics Now Libs, Nats, One Nation and the fight for the right
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Jan 23, 2026 The recent split of the Nationals from the Coalition has ignited fierce debates about their future and leadership dynamics. Key figures like Sussan Ley may face challenges, and questions arise about a potential alliance with One Nation. The discussion explores whether a right-wing bloc could dominate politics, as well as the Liberals' struggle to reclaim centrist voters amid shifting political identities. Tune in for insights on how these changes might reshape the political landscape in Queensland and beyond!
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Coalition Split Reveals Identity Crisis
- The Nationals split reflects a deeper identity crisis about who the coalition represents.
- The fracture exposes an unresolved debate over moving to the centre versus shifting right toward populist voters.
Leadership Is On Borrowed Time
- Patricia Karvelas argues Scott Morrison's successor is unlikely to survive long amid poor polling and internal pressure.
- She forecasts a likely leadership contest with Angus Taylor and Andrew Hastie emerging as prominent contenders.
Use Apology To Move Forward
- Anthony Albanese should maintain visible contrition and unity after the Bondi attack to rebuild trust.
- Owning mistakes publicly and pursuing healing helps the government move beyond crisis politics.