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Rowland tells Hanson to examine her own party's extremist links
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Rowland tells Hanson to examine her own party's extremist links

Attorney-General Michelle Rowland told Pauline Hanson to look at her own party's record. Hanson had accused the PM of starting political violence.

Why it mattersPolitical violence in Australia is rising. When leaders accuse each other of starting violence, voters need to know the facts. They need to know who said what. They need to know what each party's record shows.

AustraliaAustralian politicians face growing threats and harassment; the debate reflects deepening political division and safety concerns in public life.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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