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Pauline Hanson is ramping up her attacks on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, using social media to accuse him of inciting violence with his remarks about “hard-right populists,” while leveraging her party’s recent WA byelection win to fuel a “fire the liar” fundraising campaign. She’s deliberately naming politicians to provoke a reaction, hoping to dominate headlines and drag Labor into a messy feud. But Albanese’s team risks backlash by engaging — their strategy is to stay above the noise, focusing on policy wins like education and healthcare, not personal battles. This marks a sharp contrast from Hanson’s earlier, more restrained approach in 1998, when she emphasized policy over insults. With Albanese’s approval ratings already shaky, getting dragged into this brawl could further erode his standing as the election looms.
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