One Nation can't clearly explain its own immigration policy

Australia's One Nation party, led by Pauline Hanson, has surged in popularity largely on tough immigration rhetoric, but its key figures have publicly contradicted each other — and themselves — on specific migration targets. A series of blunders this week exposed the party's inability or unwillingness to clearly articulate its plans. Analysts suggest the ambiguity may nonetheless serve as a deliberate political strategy.

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