Details of flight come as One Nation leader faces scrutiny over her use of taxpayer-funded entitlements Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Pauline Hanson charged taxpayers almost $9,000 for a chartered plane to attend an event honouring the mining billionaire Gina Rinehart’s donation to a private agricultural college, parliamentary expenses data shows. The One Nation leader flew from Tamworth to Avalon in Octob...

Australia’s Senate voted Monday to censure far-right politician Pauline Hanson for making what lawmakers called “inflammatory and divisive” comments about Muslim people during a de...

The One Nation leader was criticised after making the inflammatory comments during an interview last month.

Australian politician Taylor has indicated openness to a deal with One Nation, prompting Senator Wong to announce a test regarding Pauline Hanson.

Australia's anti-immigration One Nation party, led by Pauline Hanson, has seen a rise in polls following a massacre in Bondi, with the foreign roots of the accused perpetrators making the party more appealing to some.

Bilal El-Hayek, mayor of Canterbury Bankstown, says One Nation’s leader’s comments ‘will incite someone’ Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Federal police say they have “received reports of a crime” in relation to comments made to the media by Pauline Hanson this week. But an AFP spokesperson did not say whether they had begun a criminal investigation, only that they would have more to say “at an appropriate time”. Continue reading...

The Australian Senate has condemned far-right lawmaker Pauline Hanson for making "inflammatory and divisive" comments about Muslims during a debate on the return of Australian relatives of ISIS militants from Syria.

Queensland Senator Pauline Hanson reportedly claimed taxpayer-funded trips across Australia that coincided with One Nation fundraisers and campaigning for her daughter, raising questions about the use of public money.

Pauline Hanson storms out of parliament after being censured  SMH.com.au

Opposition leader Jess Wilson is under pressure to clarify her stance on a potential deal with Pauline Hanson's One Nation party as the state election in Victoria, Australia, approaches.

A quarter of all respondents say they would ‘definitely’ back the rightwing populist party at the next election while a third say they’re ‘open’ to it Pauline Hanson’s populism is a front. But there are lessons for progressives in One Nation’s surging popularity | Peter Lewis Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Nearly 60% of Australians say they’d be open to voting for One Nation at the next federal election, with nearly half of those currently backing Labor saying ...

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is seeing increased airtime and support, with commentators noting a rise in radical right-wing rhetoric and the need to challenge fearmongering.

The article discusses the political rise of Pauline Hanson and the broader implications of immigration anxiety in politics.

The Coalition has announced its opposition to the censure of Senator Pauline Hanson following her controversial remarks concerning Muslims, sparking debate in parliament.

Labor’s move expected to be supported by the Greens, making it Hanson’s second censure within four months Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Pauline Hanson is expected to face a censure motion in the Senate on Monday, with Labor seeking to call out the One Nation leader’s “inflammatory and divisive” recent comments about Australian Muslims. The Greens will support Labor’s move, with the motion expected to pass,...

Pauline Hanson's daughter, Lee Hanson, has been employed in a taxpayer-funded role as a senior adviser to NSW One Nation senator Sean Bell, a position worth up to $180,000.

Pauline Hanson's comments regarding Muslims have been reported to federal police, raising questions about whether the One Nation leader could face charges under hate speech laws.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is facing strong criticism from Nationals senator Matt Canavan and the NSW minister for multiculturalism for her 'bigoted and wrong' statements about Muslims.