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She said people are not being listened to by state and federal governments, especially in Victoria—now dealing with a housing crisis, rising crime, and collapsing services. Hanson rejected suggestions that simply relocating migrants to regional areas is a solution, arguing that rural communities don’t have the doctors, hospitals, schools, or infrastructure to cope.
She warned that Australia is facing unsustainable mass migration driven by government mismanagement, not by what the country can realistically support. Addressing critics who label these concerns “racist,” Hanson said people have every right to speak up about cost-of-living pressures, crime, farming challenges, and the failures of Victoria’s government. She added that name-calling is used to avoid engaging in real debate.
Senator Pauline Hanson also defended her past burqa protest in Parliament, saying it highlighted the refusal to even allow a debate on banning the burqa despite national security and women’s rights concerns. She criticised politicians for being “too scared to offend” while ordinary Australians pay the price. Despite intense pressure, Hanson said she will continue fighting in Victoria, offering voters an alternative at the next election and promising to push for policies that restore accountability, rebuild services, and give Australians their voice back.
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