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One Nation to Shuffle Deck, Rent Gina Rinehart Office
The party will relocate after a fit-out, and a spokesman said Hancock Prospecting will charge commercial rent.
- Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart purchased an $8 million office property in inner-city Brisbane last week, which will become the new headquarters for Pauline Hanson's One Nation party.
- One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce defended the decision to rent from Rinehart, asserting the party prefers financial support from individual donors over using taxpayer funds.
- The property, described as a "striking three-storey freehold," will rent at market rates; Hancock Prospecting denied providing free or discounted space to any political tenant.
- Staffing changes accompany the move; media advisor Richard Henderson finished in Senator Hanson's office on Friday and will relocate to Adelaide for a new role.
- Following recent electoral successes in South Australia where it won four upper-house and three lower-house seats, One Nation aims to dominate upcoming state elections to expand its national presence.
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Rinehart’s new $8m office to become One Nation headquarters
Pauline Hanson’s party will move into the inner-Brisbane property but a spokesman for Gina Rinehart insists One Nation won’t be given discounted or free rent.
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