Tim Wilson, the shadow treasurer of the Liberal Party in Australia, has retracted earlier comments suggesting he might support a coalition with the rightwing One Nation party, stating he would 'never, ever, ever' align with them. This comes in the wake of One Nation's significant victory in the Farrer byelection, where they captured a seat held by the Coalition for 77 years, reducing the Liberals' primary vote to just 12%. Wilson, alongside other senior Liberal figures, has urged the party to clarify its identity and priorities to voters. He acknowledged the growing discontent among the electorate and the need for the Coalition to adapt to changing political sentiments. Wilson criticized One Nation's ambitions to target seats in urban areas, while also recognizing the need for the Liberal Party to work harder to retain voter trust. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has noted the financial pressures facing many voters, reflecting a broader discontent with the political status quo, but has refrained from direct criticism of One Nation voters.