Pauline Hanson's Poll Numbers Stall After Controversial Speech

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Following Pauline Hanson's speech attacking multiculturalism, climate action, the UN, and the ABC/SBS, her poll numbers have stalled.
Even One Nation supporters are reportedly concerned about her policy offerings.
Guardian Australia and Essential Media discuss the impact of her pitch.

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Following Pauline Hanson's speech attacking multiculturalism, climate action, the UN, and the ABC/SBS, her poll numbers have stalled. Even One Nation supporters are reportedly concerned about her policy offerings. Guardian Australia and Essential Media discuss the impact of her pitch.

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