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Videorecording - Australian politics - Labour Party - VID 1759 - Pauline Hanson - Immigration - Race relations with Asia; Recorded on 2/4/1997.
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- "Videorecording - Australian politics - Labour Party - VID 1759 - Pauline Hanson - Immigration - Race relations with Asia; Recorded on 2/4/1997."@en
- "Discusses the rise of Pauline Hanson's One Nation Shows interviews, giving an idea of public opinion about her and her party."
- "Australia's public have lost confidence in our political system and there is a feeling that politicians have lost empathy with the people. This has allowed Pauline Hanson to move onto centre stage by appealing to the common man. She has brought political argument back to the streets and in the town halls. She is exploiting rampant fears of unemployment and insecurity but this has also brought her problems and the transformation of Pauline Hanson is taking its toll. Pauline Hanson is now the most protected person in the country."@en