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Australia parliament

Pauline Hanson

Leader of One Nation · Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Transcripts of what Pauline Hanson said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.

68 sittings with a confirmed speech

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Latest speeches

  1. Senate Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026

    • Urgency motion: Hanson’s population and migration cut proposal

      “Thank you. I move the motion. I ask that the Senate consider the following matter urgent: the need for the Albanese Labor government to abandon its migration policies that will add an extra 1 million people to Australia's population over…”
      Watch from 4:03:30
  2. Senate Chamber (part 1 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026

    • Senators’ statements: child protection, environment, Holocaust education, AI, health and economic integrity

      “Senator Hanson. Thank you very much. Well, I want to place on the Hansard record an abridged version of a very important article by Chris Uhlmann from last weekend, and well worth repeating. He wrote: "At the turn of the…”
      Watch from 4:27:40
    • Senators’ statements: child protection, environment, Holocaust education, AI, health and economic integrity

      “I was privileged to meet with members of the Custom R Pylos Footrot Vaccine Taskforce yesterday. It broke my heart to hear what sheep farmers across Australia go through in dealing with footrot. In 2022, it's estimated footrot cost the…”
      Watch from 4:50:22
  3. Senate Chamber (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 10 September 2026

    • Opening statements: AI governance and workers’ rights

      “What's good for the goose is good for the gander. The goose in this case is Treasurer Jim Chalmers. The gander is the Australian people struggling with the cost of rents and mortgages under his incompetent handling of the economy.…”
      Watch from 3:36
    • Political staff super flexibility: Hanson & Farrell on super policy

      “Thank you. My question is to Special Minister of State, Senator Farrell. Can you confirm that under clause 29 of the enterprise agreement, members of parliament staff are able to choose whether they take 3.4% of their wage as a…”
      Watch from 54:15
    • Political staff super flexibility: Hanson & Farrell on super policy

      “When One Nation advocates for 7 million Australians paying rent or a mortgage take 3% of their super for three years the Treasurer claimed it would quote end super as we know it. Minister are you ending super as we…”
      Watch from 56:02
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  4. Senate Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 10 September 2026

    • Opening of Senate and agenda setting

      “Thank you very much. Well I am pleased to introduce the Protecting Australians from Foreign Terrorist Fighters Bill 2026. The first responsibility of any government is to keep Australians safe. Australians rightfully expect this government to put their safety and…”
      Watch from 11:50
    • Foreign Terrorist Fighters Bill: Hanson: bill outline and safeguards

      “Since this government took office, 15 women linked to the listed terrorist organization Islamic State, or ISIS, have returned to Australia. Two face terrorism and slavery charges and have been released into the community on bail. This government says it…”
      Watch from 12:16
  5. Senate Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 9 September 2026

    • Urgency motion – Hanson’s proposal to access super to pay mortgages

      “I move the motion. The motion is, with another rate hike looming because of Labor's out-of-control spending and inflation, Australians urgently need access to a 3% super pay rise, enabling the average worker to save over $33,000 in interest payments…”
      Watch from 2:13:42
    • Procedural fight – Government bid to amend Hanson urgency motion

      “Yes, I do. This was a matter of urgency that was put up by One Nation, myself, and I'd written out the matters of urgency. We rarely ever, ever have the chance to put up something in this chamber to…”
      Watch from 2:26:55
  6. Senate Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 7 September 2026

    • Question Time part 3: Social media age laws, US bases, illicit tobacco and migration

      “Thank you. My question is to the Minister representing the Treasurer, Senator Gallagher. Australians are being crushed by rent, mortgages, groceries, power bills, petrol, and insurance under this government. Under One Nation's 3% super pay boost, a worker earning $90,500…”
      Watch from 4:52:58
    • Question Time part 3: Social media age laws, US bases, illicit tobacco and migration

      “Minister, One Nation has never advocated to get rid of superannuation. Minister, your government calls Australian super a national asset. Your government calls Australian super a national asset. One Nation says it is their money. Our plan is voluntary, lasts…”
      Watch from 4:55:46
    • Question Time part 3: Social media age laws, US bases, illicit tobacco and migration

      “Minister, you've accused One Nation's policy on superannuation that it will be inflationary. Well, what modelling do you have that letting Australians access a small part of their own future super would be inflationary, or is it this just another…”
      Watch from 4:57:41
    1 more clip in this sitting

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