One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has unleashed at the government over the nation’s homeless crisis as she served up free fish-and-chips from a van in a bid to help struggling families.
Pauline Hanson has delivered a colourful spray at the government exposing a fatal flaw in its handling of a growing crisis plaguing the community as she turns back the clock serving fish and chips to the homeless.
The One Nation leader said seeing Australians reach the bottom and struggle to keep a roof over their heads"breaks my heart" as she called out the Queensland Premier, Steven Miles, for failing to even visit the site which sits right in the middle of his state electorate of Murrumba.“I think I’m the only member of parliament with my own fish and chip van who’s out there feeding the homeless and the people who are really struggling through the cost of living,” she told Sky News.
Ms Hanson said the government was “running this country into the ground” by “using immigration to prop up our economy”. Ms Hanson echoed this point and claimed the government was simply using immigration to"prop up the economy".
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