How Hanson became the de facto leader of the opposition

Pauline Hanson's surging popularity masks a ticking political time bomb

Pauline Hanson's One Nation sees surging poll numbers, but many Australians could regret their vote. Editor Anthony Haneveer explains why.

How Pauline Hanson and One Nation went mainstream

For 30 years, the party was written off as a home for “cookers”. Now Pauline Hanson’s moment has come. But is she, and Australia, ready for what lies ahead?

How Hanson became the de facto leader of the opposition

Pauline Hanson’s decision to speak at the National Press Club this month shows the political landscape in Australia has changed. Has she changed with it?