A grandmother in a One Nation T-shirt suffered a broken rib after being spat on and bashed by four young far-left extremists at a Brisbane show, the party has confirmed.

The attack came a day after student protesters said they wanted to kill Pauline Hanson.

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Pauline Hanson attempts to explain One Nation's immigration target and ends up making it even more unclear.

She says:

- The policy means 130,000 "net"
- The 130,000 are permanent visa holders with a pathway to citizenship
- It doesn't include "visa holders" and there is no visa cap
- It could result in net negative migration (impossible)
- Farm worker immigrants are fine because they get accommodation on farms.

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Tomorrow's Brisbane speakers!

As free speech is steadily eroded and Australians are increasingly told which political views can and cannot be expressed, defending the right to speak freely has never mattered more.

Harry Richardson, representing the British-Australian Community, which advocates for Australia’s inherited civic traditions, democratic freedoms and the cultural foundations that made those liberties possible.

Barclay McGain of CPAC Australia, part of Australia’s broader conservative movement and public debate around freedom, culture and national direction.

Ausmaxx, Australian political influencer, patriot commentator and organiser leading the Brisbane March for Australia.

Together, they will be speaking in defence of free speech, democratic participation and the right of Australians to openly challenge policies such as mass immigration without censorship or intimidation.

Australia's leading Anglo-Celtic advocacy group @BritishAustralianCommunity has called on the High Court to strike down the government's prohibited hate group laws, which are being challenged today.

"The kind of law expected in a totalitarian banana republic"

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