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Hanson mocks Lambie’s private health battle
The satirical clip drew condemnation after mocking Lambie’s prolapse and prompting renewed criticism of One Nation’s political cartoons.
- On Monday, One Nation's 'Please Explain' cartoon mocked Senator Jacqui Lambie's health condition, depicting the independent senator saying she could not laugh because of her prolapsed vagina.
- Senator Lambie revealed in August she required surgery and five months of leave for a vaginal and bladder prolapse, a condition affecting up to 50 per cent of women.
- Independent MP Monique Ryan and Queensland Labor MP Kara Cook condemned the video, noting pelvic organ prolapse affects about one in 12 women and is often linked to physical strain or childbirth.
- Lambie told ABC radio on Monday that One Nation's videos added 'hatred' and 'spitefulness' to public life, calling on Senator Hanson's team to remove the video.
- The episode continues a pattern of controversy; One Nation previously labeled Liberal MP Andrew Hastie a 'traitor' in a cartoon, prompting Liberal MP Garth Hamilton to warn such 'nasty party' behavior would cost conservatives at election time.
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‘Enough is enough’: Lambie slams Hanson’s latest crass cartoon attack
Jacqui Lambie, who called Pauline Hanson a “bloody maggot” last month, had her health condition mocked in One Nation’s most recent Please Explain cartoon.
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Jacqui Lambie condemns One Nation cartoon mocking her struggle with vaginal prolapse
Jacqui Lambie has condemned a One Nation cartoon mocking her health struggle with vaginal prolapse, as Labor and crossbenchers expressed their support for the Tasmanian senator. The latest cartoon, part of Pauline Hanson’s Please Explain series, took aim at the Albanese government’s Digital Duty of Care legislation, which targets online safety. It depicts Lambie, an […]
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