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Stefanovic to conduct unscripted CPAC interviews with right-wing leaders

Karl Stefanovic will host CPAC Australia's October conference. He will interview Pauline Hanson, Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan live.

Former Today Show presenter Karl Stefanovic will host CPAC Australia 2026 next month. On October 10, he will interview three right-wing leaders live.

Pauline Hanson of One Nation, Angus Taylor of the Liberal Party and Matt Canavan of the Nationals will participate in unscripted interviews. The conference also features Barnaby Joyce, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Senator Bridget McKenzie.

Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss will speak. Tickets range from $67 for a single day to $7000 for a full package with security vetting.

October 10
Interview date
Hanson, Taylor, Canavan
Interviewees
$67
Single-day ticket
$7000
Platinum ticket

Why it mattersThis booking demonstrates mainstream Australian media engaging with right-wing political figures. The unscripted live interviews will likely generate significant public attention and debate.

AustraliaCPAC Australia brings international and domestic conservative figures into one forum, giving a high-profile platform to right-wing political voices and ideas.

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