Natarsha Belling

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It seems like everyone is running a marathon at the moment.

So should you be as well?

And what are the pros and cons?

All those details tomorrow.

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Coming up in our deep dive, Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party has made history, shaking up Australia's political landscape after winning the by-election in Farrah over the weekend.

We speak with Senator Hanson on what's next and why she's ready to govern.

But first, let's check the afternoon headlines this Monday, the 11th of May.

One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce is warning the party is now looking at winning votes in Western Sydney after candidate David Farley won the Farah by-election over the weekend.

One Nation won the rural New South Wales seat, which has been held by the coalition for more than 70 years.

The by-election was forced after local MP Susan Lee resigned from politics when she was dumped as opposition leader.

Mr Joyce warning the party is focusing on a number of other key seats now, including Western Sydney, in the lead-up to the 2028 federal election.