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Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

Pauline Hanson's criticism of Guardian reporter labelled an 'assault on free press'

Pauline Hanson's criticism of Guardian reporter labelled an 'assault on free press'
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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been criticized by the media union and political opponents for labeling a Guardian journalist 'trashy' during a National Press Club address. Hanson threatened to ban the reporter from future events, sparking a debate over press freedom and political accountability.

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The incident highlights growing tensions between populist political figures and the media, raising concerns about the health of democratic scrutiny.

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Pauline Hanson attacked Guardian reporter Sarah Martin, saying she was "trashy" and would be banned from future events. ( ABC News: Adam Kennedy )

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The article reports on the criticism directed at Hanson while providing context on her specific comments and the union's response, maintaining a balanced journalistic tone.

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