Pauline Hanson - Revision history

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			'''Pauline Lee Hanson''' (''née'' '''Seccombe''', formerly '''Zagorski'''; born 27 May 1954) is an Australian politician who is the founder and leader of [[Pauline Hanson's One Nation\|One Nation]], a right-wing populist political party. She has been a [[Australian Senate\|Senator]] for [[Queensland]] since 2016.

	Hanson ran a [[fish and chip]] shop before entering politics as a member of [[City of Ipswich\|Ipswich City Council]] in 1994. She joined the [[Liberal Party of Australia]] in 1995 and was [[Preselection\|preselected]] for the [[Division of Oxley]] at the [[1996 Australian federal election\|1996 federal election]]. She was disendorsed shortly before the election after controversial comments about Indigenous Australians, but remained listed as a Liberal on the ballot paper. Hanson won the election and took her seat as an independent, before co-founding One Nation in 1997 and becoming its only MP. She attempted to switch to the [[Division of Blair]] at the [[1998 Australian federal election\|1998 federal election]] but was unsuccessful.		Hanson ran a [[fish and chip]] shop before entering politics as a member of [[City of Ipswich\|Ipswich City Council]] in 1994. She joined the [[Liberal Party of Australia]] in 1995 and was [[Preselection\|preselected]] for the [[Division of Oxley]] at the [[1996 Australian federal election\|1996 federal election]]. She was disendorsed shortly before the election after controversial comments about Indigenous Australians, but remained listed as a Liberal on the ballot paper. Hanson won the election and took her seat as an independent, before co-founding One Nation in 1997 and becoming its only MP. She attempted to switch to the [[Division of Blair]] at the [[1998 Australian federal election\|1998 federal election]] but was unsuccessful.

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		Hanson ran a [[fish and chip]] shop before entering politics as a member of [[City of Ipswich\|Ipswich City Council]] in 1994. She joined the [[Liberal Party of Australia]] in 1995 and was [[Preselection\|preselected]] for the [[Division of Oxley]] at the [[1996 Australian federal election\|1996 federal election]]. She was disendorsed shortly before the election after controversial comments about Indigenous Australians, but remained listed as a Liberal on the ballot paper. Hanson won the election and took her seat as an independent, before co-founding One Nation in 1997 and becoming its only MP. She attempted to switch to the [[Division of Blair]] at the [[1998 Australian federal election\|1998 federal election]] but was unsuccessful.

		After her defeat in 1998, Hanson contested several state and federal elections as the leader of One Nation, as the leader of [[Pauline's United Australia Party\|Pauline Hanson's United Australia Party]] and as an independent. She was expelled from One Nation in 2002. A [[District Court of Queensland\|District Court]] jury found Hanson guilty of electoral fraud in 2003, but her convictions were later overturned by three judges on the [[Supreme Court of Queensland\|Queensland Court of Appeal]]. She spent 11 weeks in jail prior to the appeal being heard.

		Hanson rejoined One Nation in 2013, becoming leader again the following year. She was narrowly defeated at the [[2015 Queensland state election]] and at the [[2016 Australian federal election]] was elected to the Senate, along with three other members of her party.

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