Natarsha Belling

Would you do any form of deal with the Coalition?

Senator, I think it was pretty clear over the weekend that you had a resounding victory in the Faribault election.

Some critics argue that people that vote for One Nation are racist.

What would you say to that?

Senator, it is certainly a fascinating time in Australian politics.

We really appreciate your time.

We know you have a very, very busy schedule.

Thank you for joining us.

That was Senator Pauline Hanson.

And that's it for this episode of the afternoon edition of The Briefing.

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