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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Patrick Commins

One Nation says it wants a Norway-style gas policy – but it’s not actually in favour of higher taxes on profits

The Johan Sverdrup oil field, operated by Equinor, off the south-western coast of Norway
The Johan Sverdrup oil field off the coast of Norway. Norway charges an effective 78% marginal tax rate on oil and gas company profits – something not replicated in One Nation’s gas plan. Photograph: Carina Johansen/NTB Scanpix/AFP/Getty Images

In September 2022, Pauline Hanson stood up in the Senate to berate the chamber – but she wasn’t fired up about immigration or the latest battle in the never-ending culture wars.

The One Nation leader was arguing for gas and oil exploration laws to change “to make the benefit of the Australian community a guiding principle in the interpretation of the act”.

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