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Political earthquake as most controversial woman in one state returns

The article from MSN discusses the political comeback of Pauline Hanson, a highly controversial figure in Australian politics, known for her anti-immigration stance and the founder of the One Nation party. Hanson, who first gained notoriety in the 1990s, has returned to the political scene, causing what the article describes as a "political earthquake." Her return has reignited debates over immigration, race, and national identity in Australia. Despite her controversial views, which have often been labeled as racist, Hanson has managed to retain a significant following, leveraging public discontent with mainstream politics. Her re-emergence is seen as both a challenge to the established political order and a reflection of ongoing cultural and political tensions within the country.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-ca/politics/government/political-earthquake-as-most-controversial-woman-in-one-state-returns/ar-AA1wxE6r ]