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Politics · 21 July 2026

Hanson uses UK trip and Putin comments to push nationalist agenda

Hanson uses UK trip and Putin comments to push nationalist agenda

Pauline Hanson's recent UK tour, which included meetings with far-right figures and a Seven Spotlight special on "uncontrolled immigration", appears to be part of a strategy to reinforce her anti-immigration stance. Hanson also clarified her position on the Ukraine war, stating she is "totally opposed" to it, despite previously praising Vladimir Putin in 2017.

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