Subhead:One Nation leader outlines tough stance on immigration, crime, energy and government spending amid growing voter unrest.#
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Independent journalist Rukshan Fernando and I sat down for an exclusive interview with Pauline Hanson in Melbourne, as the One Nation leader outlined her vision amid growing political momentum.
Hanson was upbeat about the reception she received during her visit, describing it as “absolutely fantastic” and noting strong support from younger Australians. “Since I landed in Melbourne, even at the airport, there’s a lot of young ones coming up to say hello to me,” she said, adding that recent events had drawn full crowds.
The visit comes amid heightened interest in the Nepean by-election, widely seen as a test of One Nation’s prospects in Victoria. Hanson argued voters are increasingly disillusioned. “People are crying out for change, they want change, they fed up the major political parties and they’re so over Labor,” she said.
