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Populists make a play in Australia’s fragmented political landscape - Rationale Magazine
Not even a stunt orchestrated by activist group GetUp! could derail One Nation leader Pauline Hanson’s first appearance at the National Press Club in 30 years. While Hanson’s 1996 maiden speech was a blunt declaration of an angry political outsider, calling for an end to immigration, multiculturalism and what she characterised as Indigenous privilege, her
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Populists make a play in Australia’s fragmented political landscape - Rationale Magazine
Not even a stunt orchestrated by activist group GetUp! could derail One Nation leader Pauline Hanson’s first appearance at the National Press Club in 30 years. While Hanson’s 1996 maiden speech was a blunt declaration of an angry political outsider, calling for an end to immigration, multiculturalism and what she characterised as Indigenous privilege, her
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