‘You can’t just say we’re evil’: Joyce backs Hanson when she says PM is inciting violence
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has increased her security detail following threats, accusing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of inciting violence against her. The political tension follows One Nation's recent electoral success in Labor heartlands.
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The escalation of rhetoric and security concerns surrounding political leaders highlights growing polarization within the Australian political landscape.
— 5:10pm , first published 11:29am
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Share A A A Pauline Hanson’s personal protection detail has increased following threats against her, as the One Nation leader claimed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had incited violence by describing her as dangerous.
This masthead can reveal that Hanson’s security detail has increased from the usual two or three federal police to include as many as a dozen officers, including some undercover. Deputy One Nation leader Barnaby Joyce also has an occasional security detail, as the party’s leadership has become the target of protests following surging popularity in the polls.
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