Angus Taylor takes aim at Pauline Hanson in bid to win over conservative voters

The CPAC National Conference is underway in Brisbane, featuring speeches from conservative political leaders. Opposition leader Angus Taylor targeted One Nation in his speech, declaring a good government isn't built around one figure. The Liberal leader was attempting to persuade conservative voters to back him as support for Pauline Hanson soars in the latest polls. He also called out the Albanese government and its policies he believes are dragging the country down. My message to Australians is this. We must never surrender to socialism. The promise of big government is a false promise. Faith in big government is misplaced. Indeed, we need to rediscover faith in ourselves. It's people, not government, who generate prosperity. One Nation leader Pauline Hanson criticised politicians fighting each other while everyday Australians struggle to support themselves. One Nation is here today because we believe that has to change. Climate change and energy minister Chris Bowen has weighed in on the conference, pointing out Angus Taylor's decision to attend. We're going to see a whole bunch of craziness in the next few days as the Liberal Party and the One Nation Party try to outdo each other on the race to the right and the race to the bottom at this conference. This is the first time a Liberal leader has addressed this extreme right-wing conference. It was too right-wing for Peter Dutton to do. too right wing for all the previous Liberal leaders to do.