澳大利亚国家党领导人马特·卡纳万在播客节目中表示，一国党与自由党-国家党联盟在治理结构上存在根本不兼容性，无法作为未来的联合伙伴1。卡纳万直言一国党领导人保琳·汉森"是法官、陪审团和执行者"，如果得罪她"她明天就会把你踢出去"1。
在采访中，卡纳万还就多项政策问题阐述立场。他指责OpenAI以撤回投资相威胁，要求政府削弱澳大利亚的版权保护，强调"我们的国家绝对不应该因为投资或非投资的威胁而削弱财产权"1。他表示对澳大利亚数据中心的监管状况"目前不满意"，认为需要核能和煤气来补充电力供应1。
在议会前景方面，卡纳万表示会考虑参加下议院选举，但坦言"现在周围没有安全的下议院席位"1。民调显示他作为昆士兰州参议员的席位可能受到威胁，距下次联邦选举不到两年1。
Matt Canavan, leader of Australia's National Party, has dismissed the prospect of a formal political alliance with One Nation, citing fundamental incompatibility in governance structures.1 Speaking on a podcast, Canavan characterized One Nation leader Pauline Hanson as holding singular control over her party, describing her as "the judge, jury and executioner" who could expel members at will if they crossed her.1
Beyond coalition politics, Canavan addressed several policy concerns in the interview. He criticized OpenAI for threatening to withdraw investment unless the Australian government weakened copyright protections, stating that "our nation absolutely should not weaken property rights because of threats of investment or non-investment."1 On domestic infrastructure, Canavan expressed dissatisfaction with current regulatory approaches to Australian data centers, arguing that nuclear energy and gas are necessary supplements to electricity supply.1
Regarding his own parliamentary future, Canavan indicated openness to contesting a House of Representatives seat but acknowledged that "there are no safe House seats around at the moment."1 Polling data suggests his position as a Queensland senator faces potential pressure, with less than two years remaining until the next federal election.1
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