One Nation staffer accused of posing as leftwing content creator in ‘undercover’ videos
What to know about One Nation staffer accused of posing as leftwing content creator in ‘undercover’ videos
The owners of a progressive social media page have accused One Nation of impersonating them at anti-Pauline Hanson rallies while shooting a series of “undercover” videos.
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
The owners of a progressive social media page have accused One Nation of impersonating them at anti-Pauline Hanson rallies while shooting a series of “undercover” videos.
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Follow-up questions
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