We look at the rise and fall... and rise... of Pauline Hanson's One Nation auspol
Party materiel boasts it"rallied against government immigration and multicultural policies which ... were leading to the Asianisation of Australia".
One Nation continued to contest state and federal elections but could not replicate its early victories.After more than a decade of absence, Ms Hanson returned to the national leadership of One Nation in 2014.
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