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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is facing strong criticism from Nationals senator Matt Canavan and the NSW minister for multiculturalism for her 'bigoted and wrong' statements about Muslims.

17 Feb, 23:45 — 18 Feb, 01:35

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Pauline Hanson, as leader of the One Nation party, has a history of controversial statements regarding immigration and Islam in Australia, making any new comments on the topic significant. Her remarks often spark public debate and political condemnation, reflecting ongoing tensions around multiculturalism and religious freedom in the country. This story highlights the immediate political reaction to such statements.

Key entitiesPauline Hanson Matt Canavan NSW minister for multiculturalism One Nation

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Pauline Hanson made 'reprehensible' comments about Muslims.

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Nationals senator Matt Canavan slammed Pauline Hanson.

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Matt Canavan stated Pauline Hanson is 'not fit to lead'.

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The GuardianMostly Factual64d ago

Canavan says Pauline Hanson ‘not fit to lead’ amid backlash against ‘reprehensible’ Muslim comments

One Nation leader’s statements about Muslims labelled ‘bigoted and wrong’ by NSW minister for multiculturalism Outspoken Nationals senator Matt Canavan has slammed Pauline Hanson for increasingly inflammatory comments about Australian Muslims, describing the One Nation leader as unfit to lead a political party. Hanson was on Sky News on Monday night, discussing the thwarted attempts by Australian women and children stuck in Syria to return home. Continue reading...

By Tom McIlroy Political editor

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YahooMostly Factual64d ago