News about Pauline Hanson

Former Neighbours star Coco-Jacinta Cherian has made shocking claims about her time on the show, claiming that she quit acting due to racism. The 26-year-old ex-Australian actor, who now works for a refugee support organisation, appeared in court to share evidence in support of Green's senator Mehreen Faruqi. Senator Faruqi is suing Senator Pauline Hanson for $150,000 in damages over online comments the One Nation leader made in September 2022, telling Sen. Faruqi to 'p*** off back to Pakistan '.

Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi has replied 'no comment' when asked outside her defamation hearing whether all white people are racist. Senator Faruqi (left) is suing fellow Senator Pauline Hanson (right) for $150,000 in damages over online comments the One Nation leader made in September 2022, telling her to 'p*** off back to Pakistan' following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Senator Hanson's comments were sparked by the Greens deputy leader's tweet declaring she 'cannot mourn the leader of a racist empire built on stolen lives, land and wealth of colonised peoples'.

Sully, 59, was reporting on One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's hate speech court battle against Greens MP Mehreen Faruqi when she suffered a mortifying slip of the tongue. This is what she said that forced her into a hasty apology to viewers and Ms Hanson.

Ms Faruqi is suing Ms Hanson over a comment she made on X, then Twitter , telling her to 'p**s off back to Pakistan ' following the death of Queen Elizabeth in September 2022. Under cross examination on Monday morning, Ms Faruqi reiterated that she stands against racism, but Ms Hanson's high-powered silk Sue Chrysanthou SC argued that she is selective in her advocacy. 'I'll be putting to her that she's a hypocrite and that she's only against certain forms of racism,' Ms Chrysanthou said.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has started her own fish and chip van, and provided meals to Australians struggling with the housing crisis.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson made a hateful tweet against a Greens senator because of her decades-long tendency to make similarly racist remarks, a Federal Court judge is expecting to be told.

Senator Pauline Hanson has a message for Anthony Albanese's government - and she is not holding back.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has made explosive claims about the reasons behind Monday's terror attack - as she demands a major change to immigration laws.

An auction in Australia sparked controversy when an Asian woman emerged as the winning bidder, leading many to mistakenly believe she was a foreign investor.

Advance warned supporters that 'elites and activists...want to make it a political football or otherwise die in silence.' 'It shouldn't be controversial to be proud of Anzac Day,' the group said in a tweet. The fear comes on the back of a trend away from Australia Day, as well as recent articles on the decline of Anzac Day patriotism.

Last month, RSL Australia announced that its limited edition Anzac biscuit tins would not be available in Woolworths. The tins, which feature alternative designs for various wars and conflicts, are a collector's item, and a portion of the money earned by their sale goes to the RSL, which helps veterans and their families. Woolworths has been chastised for refusing to stock them this year, despite the fact that the supermarket sells the biscuits year round and is the country's only store to sell Anzac Appeal badges.

In a year, a record 548,800 migrants arrived in Australia, with almost two-thirds of them moving to Sydney and Melbourne. Here's a graphic displaying that Australia can't take it anymore. Pauline Hanson, the nation's prime minister, has a five-point plan to solve Australia's housing crisis.

On Friday, Brooke Boney shocked Today show viewers when she announced her resignation live on-air. After the Olympics in July and August, the news and entertainment reporter announced that she would resign after the Olympics to pursue an exciting new career opportunity. Boney broke down in tears when she announced that she would study at prestigious Oxford University for a Masters of Public Policy.

Because Sydney is so overcrowded, more than 33,000 people are moving interstate every year in search of cheaper housing. The news comes as new reports show that 186,433 overseas migrants flooded into New South Wales in the year from September. The beachside life in the area may be idyllic, but there is a serious shortage of affordable housing (left). Interstate capitals like Hobart (right) are much cheaper and more enticing, but it is Queensland that has been the chief beneficiary of the Sydney exodus.

In a parliamentary address in which she called for the country to stop immigration, Pauline Hanson reiterated her most famous slur. The One Nation leader called for a national referendum to determine whether Australians think it is an appropriate level of immigration, arguing that citizens want the level of immigration kept 'low' in a speech to the Senate last night.

Residents of a small town say that a pledge to hand over '95% of their town' to an Indigenous body is 'treaty,' because they have begun a petition opposing the change. The open rebellion in Toobeah (left and right), which is just south of Brisbane, is engulfed over the transfer of a 20ha reserve to the Bigambul Aboriginal Corporation (BAC) as an Indigenous freehold title.

Following Fraser Island's name, another iconic Queensland island appears to be renamed with an Indigenous name by the state's Labor government. The Queensland Government took over Great Keppel Island off the coast of Rockhampton, Queensland, near the Great Barrier Reef in April 2023 after the owner, Tower Holdings, refused to pay $878,000 in rent. According to a master plan to redevelop the island as a tourist destination unveiled by the government this month, the Woppa appears to be the island's first choice.

Barnaby Joyce, the Nationals' MP, has persistently denied he has a drinking problem as the fallout from an extraordinary video of him lying on a Canberra footpath ground persists. It's been a week since Daily Mail Australia published exclusive footage of the former prime minister lying on the ground next to Lonsdale Street in Canberra's suburb of Braddon just before midnight last Wednesday. He has since attributed the late-night crash to a mixture of alcohol and prescription drugs. Mr Joyce was specifically challenged by Sky News host Andrew Bolt on Thursday night about whether he had a problem with alcohol. However, there was one thing he would not discuss.

A Queensland town is fighting over the transfer of a large amount of land to Aboriginal hands without consultation, which critics fear could set a dangerous precedent. Residents in Toobeah, a town of fewer than 300 residents and just south of Brisbane, have spoken out after finding out about the transfer. Lawrence Springborg, the town's mayor and former LNP state opposition leader Lawrence Springborg, has led the negotiations that will see the state government's donation of the 220 ha Toobeah Reserve to the Bigambul Aboriginal Corporation. (BAC).

Joyce's egregious senator for South Australia, Howard, stood out at the infuriating video of him on Lonsdale Street in Canberra's Braddon district, which was taken late Wednesday night (right). Ms Vanstone (left) has blasted anyone who is trying to normalize his behavior or minimize the harm he has caused to his own image and politicians in general. If it had been a leading female politician pictured in similar circumstances, the reaction would have been very different, according to her.

Pauline Hanson, the Brisbane 2032 Olympics have been postponed, according to Nation leader Pauline Hanson. Here's why she is so upset about it.

Hundreds of cheering supporters greeted the Country Liberal senator as she took to the stage outside Parliament House to express appreciation to those who had attended. 'You, the custodians of our land.' You know better than anyone that taking care of our country,' she told the farmers. We should be paying attention to you.' But where is our prime minister and where is Mr Bowen? They should have been here if they had been directed. They should have consulted with you,' he says.' Ms. Nampijinpa Price said it is "high time the inner city starts listening to the regions" and praised the regions for being "the heart of this region, which helps keep this country flourishing."

People who blasted Australia Day should not be allowed to work, according to Pauline Hanson.

Bunnings was also fired by the One Nation senator, who claimed that Bunnings workers would be instructed not to wear Australia Day clothes to avoid 'offending clients'. 'Big business in Australia seems to be completely out of touch with the rest of us,' she said. 'They [They] haven't learned the lesson of the referendum.'