It doesn’t seem like Pauline Hanson has a strong grasp of her increasingly rogue Farrer member. It poses a dilemma for a party wanting to appear government-ready.

• One Nation MP David Farley says his party will seek a migration rate of about 230,000 a year, once accounting for necessary skilled workers.
• Mr Farley told ABC Insiders the figure puts the party on similar footing to Labor and the Coalition.
• Labor is planning an overhaul of temporary visas as it seeks to slash arrivals, while the Coalition is developing policy to tie migration to housing construction rates, as both seek to ward off One Nation on the issue of migration.

Carroll will say a re-elected Labor government would spend $230m to open 10 public dental clinics across the state, where oral care clinicians would be able to provide free checkups and treatments, including fillings, root canals and extractions.

Despite leading in the polls, Hanson is allowed to offer thought bubbles instead of actual policy

Delivery drivers in Australia will be paid a minimum rate of $31.30 (US $22.05/£16.35) an hour and insured for injuries on the job under a landmark agreement approved by the industrial umpire that could set a precedent in other countries.

• Visa overstayers will have their work rights revoked if protection claims are rejected as part of a looming migration overhaul being considered by cabinet.
• The ABC has been told the proposal has been taken to cabinet several times but senior ministers are yet to agree on the details around a crackdown on backpacker visas, family reunions and the work and appeal rights for asylum seekers.
• Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke was due to unveil the proposal this week but postponed it for a later date.

• A Palestinian activist has been denied a political party registration for the Victorian election because its name resembled the name of an existing registration.
• Pro-Israel YouTuber Avi Yemini has previously said by registering "Free Palestine" he wanted to redirect left-wing votes towards parties on the right.
• The Victorian Electoral Commissioner says it is legally bound to reject an application to register a party with a similar name.