Gina Rinehart is cited as Pauline Hanson's number one backer, while Hanson remains associated with One Nation and was invited to a ball at the Casino.
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Updated Sep 20
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What happened
Gina Rinehart is cited as Pauline Hanson's number one backer, while Hanson remains associated with One Nation and was invited to a ball at the Casino.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Gina Rinehart allegedly attempted to recruit Henry Pike to the One Nation party.Sub-event
Hanson involved in new business venture; Rinehart supports One Nation.1 source
- Pauline Hanson's political activities are being funded by Gina Rinehart, while she leverages her connections by appointing Chris Taylor, a former senior staffer of Scott Morrison, as her new chief of staff.Sub-event
Details emerge regarding the financial backing of Pauline Hanson and One Nation.1 source
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Political competition heats up in Australia as One Nation campaigns for power and financial ties face government scrutiny.Also in this story
- Gina Rinehart's influence on policy matters is being highlighted.
- Policy divergence between Angus Taylor and One Nation regarding immigration and national identity.
- Roy Morgan provides extensive analysis of Australia's electorates, which is being used in a campaign targeting the current Prime Minister.
- Pauline Hanson addressed small business owners' concerns regarding government overreach.
The entities involved
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Gina Rinehart
Australian businessperson
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Pauline Hanson
Australian politician (born 1954)
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One Nation
political party in Israel