House of CouncillorsIn officePauline Hanson's One NationQueenslandMember of the Australian Senate
Pauline Hanson
Profile
Pauline Hanson is an Australian politician who currently serves as a Senator for Queensland and as the leader of the One Nation party. First elected to the Australian House of Representatives in 1996 for the division of Oxley, she gained national prominence for her controversial views on immigration, multiculturalism, and Indigenous affairs. After a period outside of parliament, she returned to federal politics in 2016 upon her election to the Senate. Known for her right-wing populist rhetoric, she has consistently advocated for stricter immigration controls and has frequently sparked public debate through her actions and policy positions within the Australian Parliament.
Details
- Born
- 1954-05-27 · 72 years old
- Birth place
- Brisbane, Australia
- Education
- Coorparoo State High School
- Career
- Small business owner, fish and chip shop proprietor, barmaid, office administrator
