Coalition Loss: Hume Criticizes Labor

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Topic: Government and Politics

Jane Hume promises a new Coalition, possibly without One Nation.

Deputy Liberal leader Jane Hume criticizes Labor for not participating in the Farrer by-election.

Senator Hume discusses the loss of Farrer to One Nation's David Farley.

Senator Hume avoids questions about One Nation joining the Coalition.

Senator Hume says One Nation wants her to answer this question.

The question is impossible to answer.

One Nation wins its first lower house seat.

Senator Hume reflects on the loss in Sussan Ley's former seat.

David Farley and Pauline Hanson celebrate One Nation's victory.

The Coalition had a tough night.

Voters wanted change.

Senator Hume attributes the loss to people struggling in Ms Ley's electorate.

Senator Hume sought to remove Ms Ley from party leadership.

The by-election was unexpected and occurred after a local member retired.

The electorate has been struggling for a long time.

People's standard of living decreased, making them angry.

Sussan Ley quit as MP for Farrer after being ousted from leadership.

The Liberal Party was what people wanted change from.

Senator Hume experienced people's frustration firsthand.

People asked where the Labor Party was.

The Labor Party was not present.

The Coalition lost its way.

Senator Hume promises change in the Coalition's leadership.

Angus Taylor and Jane Hume are under pressure.

Senator Hume mentions new policies on energy and immigration.

The Liberal Party lost its way.

The party split twice in the last year.

The team must present a new policy platform.

A different Coalition will be seen on Thursday night.

The focus will be on lower taxes and energy.

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