Pauline Hanson Biography: Age, Net Worth, Pictures, Children, Twitter, Husband, Awards, Height

Pauline Hanson is an Australian politician, founder and leader of One Nation, a right-wing populist political party.

She has been a senator for Queensland since 2016 and is known for her controversial views on race, immigration, multiculturalism, Islam and climate change.

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Many media outlets have called her “heater,” One “eccentric,” and a “nationalism,and she attracted both support and criticism from the public.

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• Full name: Pauline Lee Hanson
• Date of birth: May 27, 1954
• Age: 70 years old
• Female
• Place of birth: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
• Australian citizenship
• Occupation: Politician
• Height: 1.63 m (5 ft 4 in)
• Parents: Jack Seccombe (father) and Norah Seccombe (mother)
• Siblings: Four brothers and two sisters
• Spouse: Walter Zagorski (1971-1987), Mark Hanson (1988-1999)
• Children: Anthony Zagorski, Steven Zagorski, Adam Zagorski and Lee Zagorski
• Relationship status: single
• Net worth: 2 million USD

Early life and education

Pauline Hanson, now 70 years old, was born on May 27, 1954 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

She was the fifth of seven children of Jack Seccombe, a soldier and coal miner, and Norah Seccombe, a saleswoman and store assistant.

She grew up in a working-class family and lived in various suburbs of Brisbane. She attended Buranda Girls’ School and Coorparoo State School but left school at 15 to work in a variety of jobs, including as a factory worker, maid and sandwich maker.

Personal life

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Pauline Hanson has been married twice and has four children from her first marriage. She married Walter Zagorski, a Polish immigrant, in 1971 and had two sons, Anthony and Steven, and two daughters, Adam and Lee.

They divorced in 1987 after 16 years of marriage. She married Mark Hanson, a businessman, in 1988 and ran a fish and chip shop with him in Ipswich, Queensland.

They separated in 1997 and divorced in 1999. She also had several relationships with other men, including David Oldfield, former One Nation co-founder, and David Taylor, former One Nation consultant. She is single and lives on a rural property near Boonah, Queensland.

Career

Pauline Hanson entered politics in 1994 as a member of Ipswich City Council in Queensland. She joined the Liberal Party in 1995 and was elected to the House of Representatives for the Division of Oxley in 1996, but was disqualified by the party shortly before the election for making controversial comments about Indigenous Australians.

She gave her first speech in 1996, in which she said Australia was at risk of being overrun by Asians and called for an end to multiculturalism and special treatment for Indigenous Australians.

She co-founded One Nation in 1997 and became the party’s sole MP. She lost her seat in 1998 and stood unsuccessfully in several elections as leader or candidate of One Nation or other parties.

She returned to the Senate in 2016 and has led One Nation since then. She has supported policies such as reducing immigration, banning Muslim immigration and the burqa, withdrawing from the United Nations, abolishing the Family Court, and opposing same-sex marriage and climate change action.

Prize

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Pauline Hanson has not received any major awards for her political career but she has been nominated for a number of awards such as:

• Australian of the Year Award in 1997, 1998 and 2017 but did not win the award.
• Walkley Award for Best Contribution to Journalism in 2017 for her undercover investigation of the ABC, but did not win the award.
• The Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Australian Television Personality in 2018 was for her appearance on the reality show Dancing with the Stars, but she did not win.

Net value

According to various sources, Pauline Hanson’s net worth is estimated to be around $2 million.

Argumentative

Pauline Hanson has been involved in many controversies throughout her political career, mainly over her views on race, immigration, multiculturalism, Islam and climate change.

Some of her most controversial moments include:

• Her first speech was in 1996, in which she said Australia was at risk of being overrun by Asians and called for an end to multiculturalism and special treatment for Indigenous Australians.
• Her wearing of a burqa in the Senate in 2017, in which she mocked Muslim customs and called for a ban on religious clothing, cited national security concerns.
• Her walk in the Recognition of Country in the Senate in 2022, in which she interjected and refused to recognize Indigenous lands in Australia, saying the country belonged to her also like any other Australian.
• She was convicted of election fraud in 2003, in which she was found guilty of falsely claiming that hundreds of people were members of One Nation when in fact they were not. She was sentenced to three years, but the Queensland Court of Appeal later overturned her sentence.
• She posted a cartoon in 2022 in which she spread false claims about election fraud in Australia and accused the Australian Electoral Commission of vote rigging. AEC warned her to delete the video or face legal action.

Social Media

• Twitter: @PaulineHansonOz
• Instagram: @senatorpaulinehanson
• YouTube: Let’s Explain by Pauline Hanson

Filming

Pauline Hanson has appeared in several films and television shows, as herself or a character, such as:

• Pauline Hanson: Please explain! (2016), a documentary about her life and career.
• Dancing with the Stars (2018), a reality show where she competed as a famous dancer.
• The Simpsons (2019), an animated sitcom in which she is parodied as a character named Paula Horne.
• The Masked Singer (2020), a reality show in which she was revealed to be the celebrity behind the Dragon costume.
• Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020) is a comedy film in which Sacha Baron Cohen pranks her as Borat.

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