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Labor’s cautious election strategy under Albanese risks letting divisive figures like Pauline Hanson thrive, as critics argue the party should confront her harmful rhetoric head-on rather than play it safe. Hanson’s movement, rooted in nostalgia for a monocultural Australia and skepticism of multiculturalism, isn’t just anti-Labor—it’s a threat to national unity. To defeat it, Labor must tackle her core beliefs, including her pro-small-business stance and anti-government intervention views, not just her policy outcomes.

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