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How Pauline Hanson and One Nation went mainstream
For 30 years, the party was written off as a home for “cookers”. Now Pauline Hanson’s moment has come. But is she, and Australia, ready for what lies ahead?
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theguardian.com
Labor must be clear about its purpose - or risk losing voters to Pauline Hanson’s One Nation | Tony Barry
Australians’ pessimism about the future is fuelling support for One Nation
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theage.com.au
One Nation support surges with women, wealthy, city voters
Hanson says women are voting for her in greater numbers because “women voters are seeing what I’ve warned about when it comes to these woke ideologies”.
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Hanson says she hasn’t changed – Australia just caught up with her. But she’s not sold on leading it
The 72-year-old Pauline Hanson, whose rise in the polls has sent shudders through Canberra, sat down for a wide-ranging interview with this masthead’s Inside Politics podcast.
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afr.com
Hottest brand in politics isn’t Labor or Liberal. It’s Pauline Hanson
The One Nation leader is riding the wave of voters’ discontent. What happens next in this revised political drama?
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One Nation membership surges past major parties
Pauline Hanson’s insurgent populist movement says it now has more signed up, fully paid members than either Labor or the Coalition.
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How Hanson became the de facto leader of the opposition
Pauline Hanson’s decision to speak at the National Press Club this month shows the political landscape in Australia has changed. Has Hanson changed with it?
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How Pauline Hanson and One Nation went mainstream
For 30 years, the party was written off as a home for “cookers”. Now Pauline Hanson’s moment has come. But is she, and Australia, ready for what lies ahead?