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Crispin Hull | Pauline Hanson was right on one thing. We're still 'in danger of being swamped' | The Northern Daily Leader - Vimarsana News

Crispin Hull | Pauline Hanson was right on one thing. We're still 'in danger of being swamped' | The Northern Daily Leader

Pauline Hanson was half right when she spoke to Federal Parliament in 1996.

Crispin Hull | Pauline Hanson was right on one thing. We're still 'in danger of being swamped' | The Queanbeyan Age - Vimarsana News

Crispin Hull | Pauline Hanson was right on one thing. We're still 'in danger of being swamped' | The Queanbeyan Age

Pauline Hanson was half right when she spoke to Federal Parliament in 1996.

Crispin Hull | Pauline Hanson was right on one thing. We're still 'in danger of being swamped' | The North West Star - Vimarsana News

Crispin Hull | Pauline Hanson was right on one thing. We're still 'in danger of being swamped' | The North West Star

Pauline Hanson was half right when she spoke to Federal Parliament in 1996.

Australian PM condemns fear tactics in Indigenous vote - Vimarsana News

Australian PM condemns fear tactics in Indigenous vote

Australia's prime minister took a swipe Monday at "doomsayers" using fear tactics in a referendum to give Indigenous people a voice on laws that affect them. Debate on the so-called Voice has turned increasingly acrimonious, with supporters decrying deliberate disinformation and opponents saying it risks opening a racial divi...

Australian PM Anthony Albanese condemns conservative 'doomsayers' for using fear tactics in Indigenous vote - Vimarsana News

Australian PM Anthony Albanese condemns conservative 'doomsayers' for using fear tactics in Indigenous vote

If the bill is enacted, Indigenous Australians, whose ancestors have been on the continent for at least 60,000 years, will have a constitutionally guaranteed right to be consulted by the government on legislation affecting their community