# Pauline Hanson
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Pauline Lee Hanson (née Seccombe, formerly Zagorski; born 27 May 1954) is an Australian politician who is the founder and leader of One Nation, a right-wing populist political party. She has been a Senator for Queensland since 2016.
Hanson ran a fish and chip shop before entering politics as a member of Ipswich City Council in 1994.
Pauline Hanson joins chorus calling for Aboriginal Affairs Minister to be sacked
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Pauline Hanson joins chorus calling for Aboriginal Affairs Minister to be sacked
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Pauline Hanson’s lieutenant rules out a run in 2028
Pauline Hanson’s lieutenant James Ashby turns down a run for parliament, as National Party leader Matt Canavan heads to the House of Representatives.
Plus, the 27-year old Afghan refugee who will stay in Australia despite being a convicted drug courier and fraudster.
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James Ashby’s t…
Paul Murray Live | 2 November
Pauline Hanson and James Ashby rule out Capricornia, odds firmly on the RBA to raise the cash rate for Melbourne Cup Day. Plus, fewer than half of voters believe what the government says.
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Why One Nation Rejected Albanese’s Offer and What’s Happening in Ukraine
Why did One Nation reject Anthony Albanese’s offer of an extra staffer for One Nation MP David Farley? The Prime Minister has the power to determine MPs’ additional staffing. How much room does that leave for political influence?
Victorians head to the polls this month to choose their next premier…
NABEP races to hit one million barrels a day
Questions are mounting over Venezuela's biggest oil deal with logistical hurdles and sanctions risks now threatening to snarl shipments from the newly awarded fields into key Asian markets. Industry analysts warn that scaling crews, rigs and long-haul tanker logistics could delay the ambitious targ…
Has the tide finally turned on One Nation's 'crude and cruel' political cartoons?
When One Nation’s political cartoon Please Explain first launched in 2021, the general consensus – even from the left side of the political spectrum – was that it was surprisingly well-made. But back then, Pauline Hanson was still on the fringes of political discussions. Now, four seasons and a mov…
Dingoes, Neglected Pets and Best Friends are Over Hyped
One of us is a proud chicken mum who now gets up at midnight with a torch.
One of us has replaced the family dog with a baby, without consulting the dog.
We're sad that the humble birthday cake seems to be a dying art.
And we've realised best friends might be overrated.
We covered a lot of ground t…
Can You Use Bluey in a Political Cartoon? Copyright, Parody and the Limits of Fair Dealing - Ep 46
Can You Use Bluey in a Political Cartoon? Copyright, Parody and Satire Explained
What happens when Australia's favourite blue heeler becomes caught up in a political controversy?
The ABC has called for Pauline Hanson's One Nation party to remove political cartoons featuring Bluey, raising some fas…
Peak MAGA Australia, David Jones and Israel junkets | Scam of the Week
MAGA Australia may have peaked with thee trouncing of Trump. Democrats took the House and the Senate in the US midterms, and Pauline Hanson's One Nation pitch for Trump's politics is suddenly a harder sell. David Jones, 188 years old and 38 stores, has entered voluntary administration. Will they sa…
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