On the Campaign Trail with Controversial Politician Pauline Hanson | 60 Minutes Australia

Feb 3, 2022 • She is Australia's most controversial political figure and she is back with a vengeance. Once thought a spent force, Pauline Hanson has returned to centre stage. After the stunning success of her One Nation Party in the West Australian elections, the message for leaders on both sides of the political fence is to be afraid, be very afraid. In a revealing and feisty interview, Hanson hits back at those who wrote her off. As she tells Ellen Fanning, she is not out to keep the bastards honest, she is out to get rid of them. Ellen travelled with the One Nation caravan during its Queensland election campaign. Her report is a real insight into Pauline Hanson's new strategy - the politics of vengeance.

Imam Tawhidi Speaks with Pauline Hanson on Muslims in Australia and Those Seeking to Go There

Pauline Hanson caught up with Imam Tawhidi while he visited Brisbane to speak to his supporters in Queensland. He recognises the work Pauline Hanson is doing to try and prevent radical Islam from affecting those Muslims who want to carry on living in peace in Australia. Hanson thinks most people will appreciate the time Imam Tawhidi gave her to sit down and talk about the troubles Australia faces. | May, 17, 2018

George Brandis Attacks Pauline Hanson's 'Appalling' Burqa Stunt

The Australian attorney general, George Brandis, rebukes the One Nation leader, Pauline Hanson, after she enters the Senate wearing a burqa as part of her campaign for it to be banned. ‘Senator Hanson, no, we will not be banning the burqa,’ Brandis says. ‘I can tell you, Senator Hanson, that it has been the advice of each director general of security with whom I have worked and each commissioner of the Australian federal police with whom I have worked that it is vital for their intelligence and law enforcement work that they work cooperatively with the Muslim community and to ridicule that community, to drive it into a corner, to mock its religious garments, is an appalling thing to do and I would ask you to reflect on what you have done.’

Pauline Hanson wears burqa in Australian Senate while calling for ban »

Pauline Hanson Calls for Boycott of Cadbury Easter Eggs

Pauline Hanson calls for boycott of Cadbury Easter eggs. One Nation senator Pauline Hanson has urged Australians to avoid Cadbury's halal-certified Easter eggs and chocolate.

A Current Affairs - Pauline Hanson Is Back and She's Making Some Noise

Pauline Hanson Calls for a Muslim Ban after London Terror Attack

Pauline Hanson on Islam | A Current Affair | ‘Line Up a Number of Muslims, Who’s the Good One?’

'One Nation' leader Pauline Hanson has claimed Muslims are taking over Australia’s suburbs by offering people “suitcases full of cash” to move out, and questioned whether there are any “good ones” living here.

In an extraordinary interview that appeared to leave even ‘A Current Affair’ host Tracy Grimshaw sis tunned at times, Senator Hanson denied her views were extreme and said she was speaking for ordinary Australians when she voiced fears the country was being overrun by Muslims.

The Rise Of Australia's Populist Far Right

Australia - Inside ‘One Nation’ (1998)

Smokes, Red Heads and Free Speech

Senator Leyonhjelm talks to Paul Murray about tobacco tax increases, the Greens walking out on Pauline Hanson and your right to free speech.

Pauline Hanson: 2016 Maiden Speech (Full)

Pauline Hanson on 60 Minutes: Senator Reveals Her Plans for Parliament

Pauline Hanson on 'Enough Rope' with Andrew Denton

Pauline Hanson Asks Sam Dastyari on Q&A: Are You a Muslim?

One Nation leader defends her views on Islam as Labor senator, whose family migrated from Iran when he was five, asks if she would have banned him. Dastyari says her policy positions are ‘hurtful’ and ‘painful’ for the thousands of migrants like him and his parents. Hanson responds by citing Japan as an example of a country with very low numbers of Muslim migrants and no ‘terrorism on the streets’, in contrast to France and Belgium.

Pauline Hanson Already Facing Opposition As Political Comeback Beckons

Pauline Hanson Tells Queensland Rally against Islam She's Not Racist

Pauline Hanson: "We have people here today who stand against racism."

BRISBANE TIMES: One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has declared she is not a racist during a rally against Islam in Brisbane.

Ms Hanson, who narrowly lost her fight for a seat in the 2015 Queensland election, joined hundreds of protesters in King George Square.

Many were draped in the Australian flag and carried signs denouncing sharia law and halal certification for Australian products.

The group Reclaim Australia is holding nationwide rallies against "sharia law, halal tax and Islamisation".

But the rally was not an exercise in racism, Ms Hanson said.

"We have people here today who stand against racism. Thank you for your support," she said.

"So do I." » | AAP | Saturday, April 04, 2015

The Truth Spoken At Last*! Australian Politician Claims Britain Is 'Overrun with Immigrants and Refugees’
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH: Pauline Hanson, the Australian politician noted for her anti-immigration outbursts, has said she is abandoning plans to move to Britain because “it’s overrun with immigrants and refugees.”

Former One Nation founder Pauline Hanson. Photo: The Sunday Telegraph
Ms Hanson, the former One Nation party chief who warned that Australia was at risk of being “swamped by Asians”, said France was also inundated with foreigners and she had decided to stay in Australia.

“I love England but so many people want to leave there because it’s overrun with immigrants and refugees,” she said.

“France is becoming filled with Muslims and the French and English are losing their way of life because they’re controlled by foreigners.” Read on and comment >>> | Sunday, November 14, 2010

* She’s right, of course! Sometimes in London one could be forgiven for believing that one were in Riyadh or Dubai! – © Mark

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Pauline Hanson is right, of course. She speaks the truth. But the MSM will villify her for doing so. They’ll say she belongs to the “far-right”, and associate her with the BNP. But the hard reality is that she is RIGHT! Wherever she is on the political spectrum.

But what will be done about this sad situation? FA! Why? Because our so-called leaders have NO BALLS. Take one look at them! Has David Cameron started shaving yet? Have his balls dropped? Ditto Cleggover, though his nickname would suggest otherwise!

When are we going to be governed by REAL politicians – politicians who think more of their country and its citizens than they do of their own image? – © Mark

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Pauline Hanson Takes Home Off Market
STUFF.co.nz: Former One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has taken her Queensland home off the market, following a backlash against her decision not to sell to Muslims.

Ms Hanson has been forced to shelve plans to sell her million-dollar property in Coleyville, southwest of Brisbane, and move to Britain.

Her decision comes amid widespread outrage, prompted by remarks from the former politician that she's not prepared to sell to Muslims or foreign investors because the buyer has to be compatible with the Australian way of life.

Her LJ Hooker real estate agent, Keith Edwards, on Thursday said he'd received an onslaught of emails and calls following the controversial comments.

"Pauline withdrew the property from the market, and I no longer represent her and LJ Hooker no longer represent her," Mr Edwards told AAP.

"Some of (the emails) have been pretty upsetting...

"I got the abusive and threatening phone calls last night (Wednesday night), I didn't sleep.

"I got swags of abusive emails, with non-returnable addresses, just cowards." >>> AAP | Friday, April 30, 2010

Far Right Australian Politician Pauline Hanson Moving to Britain
TIMES ONLINE: The far Right Australian politician Pauline Hanson has announced that she is giving up her home country and moving to England.

Ms Hanson, Australia’s most controversial former MP who campaigned for Parliament on an anti-immigration platform, will migrate to Britain after selling her house in rural Queensland, taking a cruise, and visiting New Zealand.

The 55-year-old former fish and chip shop owner complained that Australia had become a "harder" place to live with fewer opportunities. She said that she was selling her property southwest of Brisbane to live in Britain indefinitely.

"Our governments lack enough people with the fortitude to speak up without fear or favour," Ms Hanson told Australia’s Women’s Day magazine. "Over-regulation, increasing taxes and lack of true representation are affecting our way of life. >>> Sophie Tedmanson in Sydney | Monday, February 15, 2010

Pauline Hanson Loses Re-election Bid as Paper Apologies [sic] over Nude Photos
Photo of Pauline Hanson on the dance floor courtesy of The Daily Telegraph (Australia)
TIMESONLINE: The far-right Australian politician Pauline Hanson has received an apology over the publication of 30-year-old raunchy photographs of a near naked woman that local newspapers incorrectly claimed were her, a day after she lost a bid for re-election.

The apology - in which a Sunday newspaper admitted they were “conned” by Jack Johnson, who took the photos and claimed he was a former boyfriend of Ms Hanson - came as the political firebrand lost her bid for a seat in the Queensland parliament, ending her controversial 13-year political career.

Ms Hanson, the former leader of the One Nation political party, had vowed to quit politics for good if she failed to win a seat as an independent in the Queensland parliament during Saturday’s elections.

However on Sunday she declined to rule out running again. “Look, I don’t know,” Ms Hanson said. “I really need to think about this.” >>> Sophie Tedmanson in Sydney | Sunday, March 22, 2009

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:
Pauline Hanson Nude Photos Were a Con: JACK Johnson, the person at the centre of the controversial Pauline Hanson photographs affair, has emerged as a conman. >>> By Nick Leys Jennifer Sexton | Sunday, March 22, 2009

The Dawning of a New Dark Age (Paperback – Australia) >>>
The Dawning of a New Dark Age (Hardback – Australia) >>>

Pauline Hanson Red-faced Over Raunchy Photos
Photo of Pauline Hanson courtesy of TimesOnline
TIMESONLINE: A set of risque photographs taken 30 years ago has threatened to derail the latest attempt at a comeback by Australian far right politician Pauline Hanson.

Ms Hanson, who briefly achieved international infamy with a campaign against Asian immigration in the 1990s, was aged around 19 when the pictures were taken by her then boyfriend, former army commando Jack Johnson.

They showed the former leader of the One Nation party partially naked and dressed in lingerie after a drunken night at a luxury Queensland resort.

Mr Johnson, who sold the pictures to Australia's Sunday Telegraph newspaper, said he was digitising his old photographs when a friend saw the images of Ms Hanson and suggested he could make some money out of them.

"Sorry it's come to this, sweetheart - that's the way it is," Mr Johnson told the newspaper. >>> Anne Barrowclough in Sydney | Sunday, March 15, 2009

TIMESONLINE: Pauline Hanson Denies Nude Photographs Are of Her

Mystery surrounds a set of nude pictures allegedly taken 30 years ago of the Australian far-right politician Pauline Hanson.

The photographs, published across Australian media at the weekend, purport to show the former One Nation leader partially naked and in skimpy lingerie.

But Ms Hanson says the photographs are not her, and has threatened to bare her belly button to prove it.

Jack Johnson, the "former boyfriend" who sold the pictures to the Sunday Telegraph for A$15,000 (£7,000), admitted today that he could not remember when or where the pictures were taken.

The former army commando also said that he could not remember the surname of the girl he photographed after a drunken night out in Queensland in th 1970s.

He told Australia's Seven Network that he knew "in my heart of hearts" that the girl in the photographs was Ms Hanson.

"But what if I'm wrong?" he asked in an apparent admission that he may have misidentified the woman in the pictures. "I was never the smartest cookie in the barrel." >>> Anne Barrowclough in Sydney | Monday, March 16, 2009

The Dawning of a New Dark Age (Paperback – Australia) >>>
The Dawning of a New Dark Age (Hardback – Australia) >>>