PM calls One Nation dangerous after party's WA election win
Pauline Hanson says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers crossed a line. They called One Nation dangerous and divisive. Hanson says this language can lead to political violence.
Why it mattersThis shows a disagreement between senior government and One Nation. Both sides argue over inflammatory political language. Hanson warns this kind of talk risks violence.
AustraliaThe row reflects deeper divisions in Australian politics and may shape how federal parties frame their opposition to One Nation heading into the next federal election.
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