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Pauline Hanson fires up after byelection win · The Front

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  Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from The Australian. I'm Claire Harvey with
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  Speaker 1: the front's afternoon headlines. Anthony Albanese is inciting violence against
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  Speaker 1: One Nation. That's Pauline Hanson's claim after winning another by-election.
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  Speaker 1: One Nation claimed the West Australian state seat of secret
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  Speaker 1: harbour from Labor in outer metropolitan Perth on the weekend,
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  Speaker 1: with a huge 39% of primary votes compared to Labor's 24%
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  Speaker 1: and the Liberals' 17%. Local gym owner Luke Herdegren won
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  Speaker 1: the seat for One Nation after the incumbent MP, Labor's
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  Speaker 1: Paul Papalia, retired because a close family member is suffering
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  Speaker 1: a serious illness. The result, which comes after One Nation
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  Speaker 1: scooped up the federal seat of Farrah from the Nationals
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  Speaker 1: and took four lower house seats in the South Australian election,
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  Speaker 1: has the major parties seriously worried about the looming Victorian
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  Speaker 1: state election. Now Hanson's accusing Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese
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  Speaker 1: of crossing a line by warning that One Nation is
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  Speaker 1: dangerous and a threat to Australia.
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  Speaker 2: This is a crucial time for our movement because across
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  Speaker 2: the world hard right populists are on the march, peddling
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  Speaker 2: politics that is dangerous, divisive and downright dishonest. Parties like
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  Speaker 2: One Nation have no serious answers to problems which are there.
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  Speaker 2: Their own divisions and disagreements are now showing through.
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  Speaker 3: He's never called anyone else out as being dangerous, you know, and,
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  Speaker 3: you know, a lot of people are in fear of
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  Speaker 3: what they don't understand. I've been getting that many death
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  Speaker 3: threats and that's happening. It never happened in a country
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  Speaker 3: like this before. And the incitement that is happening is
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  Speaker 3: through our educational system and a prime minister who should
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  Speaker 3: know better than that. So I don't take any note
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  Speaker 3: of what he says. I think he's a pathetic prime minister...
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  Speaker 3: He's not the leader of this nation. You don't go
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  Speaker 3: out saying those things. And they're all scared. He has
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  Speaker 3: never been truthful and honest with the Australian people and
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  Speaker 3: I want him gone.
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  Speaker 1: Western Australia's Attorney-General should launch a coronial inquest into the
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  Speaker 1: deaths of three Indigenous children in Port Hedland in 2022.
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  Speaker 1: That's according to legal experts and political figures who say
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  Speaker 1: new evidence highlighting the failures of WA's Office of Child
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  Speaker 1: Protection meets the requirements for investigation. Jamelia Arnder and Kelvin
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  Speaker 1: Hawke were killed by their mother, Margaret, following repeated warnings
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  Speaker 1: they were at serious risk of harm. You can hear
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  Speaker 1: the account of their devastated grandmother by scrolling back in
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  Speaker 1: your feed to an episode called The Stolen Generation Paradox.
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  Speaker 1: Veteran barrister Tom Percy Casey told The Australian there would
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  Speaker 1: appear to be exceptional circumstances that would justify a new inquest.
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  Speaker 1: WA's Child Protection Minister wants an investigation but hasn't yet
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  Speaker 1: called for an inquest. Check out those stories live right
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  Speaker 1: now at theaustralian.com.au. And come back to the front first
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  Speaker 1: thing in the morning for our look at Big Trouble
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  Speaker 1: Brewing in Paradise, how China is campaigning for Pacific Island
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  Speaker 1: leaders to boycott a glitzy meeting on a tropical island,
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  Speaker 1: where Australia's pushing for a regional alliance to curb Beijing's influence.
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  Speaker 1: That's right here Tuesday morning.