Hanson Demands Attorney-General to Retract ‘Extremist’ Claims After By-Election Win
Michelle Rowland said One Nation had been “infiltrated by extremists” after Hanson raised concerns about threats against her.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has called for Attorney-General Michelle Rowland to retract statements labeling her party as containing “extremist” elements. This demand follows One Nation’s victory in the Secret Harbour by-election, securing their first lower-house MP in Western Australia. Rowland’s comments were made after Hanson expressed concerns about threats against her.
- Pauline Hanson demands Attorney-General Michelle Rowland retract claims of ‘extremist’ elements within One Nation.
- One Nation achieved a major breakthrough with Luke Herdegen winning the Secret Harbour by-election.
- Herdegen’s win marks the party’s first lower-house MP in Western Australia.
- Rowland stated One Nation had been ‘infiltrated by extremists’ after Hanson raised concerns about threats.
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