Hanson's Safety Claims Under Fire | Adelaide News

Attorney-General Michelle Rowland is countering Senator Pauline Hanson’s claim that Prime Minister Albanese incited political violence, urging her to examine her own rhetoric and party’s extremist ties. As threats against public figures surge — with ASIO warning of a critical situation and AFP reporting a doubling of attacks on parliamentarians — the feud highlights Australia’s deepening political polarization. Hanson says Albanese’s speech made her feel unsafe, prompting federal police protection, but experts question whether his remarks truly incited violence or are being weaponized politically. Rowland points to Hanson’s past breaches of the Racial Discrimination Act and associations with extremists as evidence she lacks moral authority to condemn divisive speech.

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