Labor condemns One Nation cartoons depicting Penny Wong being murdered as Hanson says videos ‘not going anywhere’
Foreign affairs minister says party’s social media content promotes division and violence as One Nation leader claims Liberal and Labor want cartoons censored Follow our Australian politics live blog for latest updates Labor has accused Pauline Hanson of stoking division and violence in cartoons showing attacks on the foreign minister, Penny Wong, as One Nation defends its social media content, admitting it might not always be “in good taste”.
As parliament grapples with the safety of politicians in the wake of an alleged attack against Indi MP Helen Haines last week, cartoons produced by Hanson have come under increased scrutiny.
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