Rowland told Hanson to look inward
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland told Pauline Hanson to look at her own party, after Hanson said Labor's language invites political violence.
Australia correspondent
Australia desk
Bel McRae covers the Australia and Roads desks, with 48 stories so far, 37 of them for the Australia desk. A big share follows One Nation, from its polling and its Victorian launch to Pauline Hanson's policy calls, alongside Canberra and the power grid. On Roads, McRae reports on highways, rail and freight, from the Strzelecki Track sealing to Melbourne Airport Rail.
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland told Pauline Hanson to look at her own party, after Hanson said Labor's language invites political violence.
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