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1 September 2026

Inside Pauline Hanson's extravagant $2,000-a-head fundraising lunch at Melbourne's Rialto Towers

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Inside Pauline Hanson's extravagant $2,000-a-head fundraising lunch at Melbourne's Rialto Towers

A day earlier Hanson had been out in regional Victoria drumming up support from farmers and slamming renewables, but she traded that for the swanky interior of Vue de monde on Tuesday.

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