Albanese hits back at Pauline Hanson’s ‘nastiness’ after criticism of his mother’s use of public housing
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Anthony Albanese has labelled Pauline Hanson nasty and spiteful over resurfaced comments from the One Nation leader criticising his mother for living in public housing for decades.
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What happened
Anthony Albanese has labelled Pauline Hanson nasty and spiteful over resurfaced comments from the One Nation leader criticising his mother for living in public housing for decades.
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