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One Nation’s popularity is soaring, but their economic plans are under fire for lacking clear funding details—especially for costly promises like defense spending. The opposition warns these ideas could cost a trillion dollars over a decade, demanding transparency. Treasury spokesman Barnaby Joyce admits they’re stretched thin, comparing his workload to the Reserve Bank to justify the chaos. Meanwhile, cultural debates over multiculturalism and “Australian values” are heating up as major parties scramble to define their stance amid One Nation’s rise. The party’s moment of momentum hinges on whether they can deliver concrete solutions—or just big, unfunded ideas.

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