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Pauline Hanson hints her daughter Lee could lead One Nation, stressing she must earn the role—not through nepotism, but by proving herself to voters and party members. Hanson, still eyeing election victory, sticks to her hardline platform: slash migration, ban burqas, and stop Muslim hate preachers, while noting Lee’s “softer touch” might reshape the party’s future. Meanwhile, Australia escalates its diplomatic push over the methanol poisoning deaths of two Melbourne teens in Laos, sending a special envoy and summoning the Lao ambassador, as grieving families demand justice and warn travelers to avoid Laos—calling for sealed drinks and urging Australians to reconsider travel.

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