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Sarah Martin

New York, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: MSN UK, The Guardian, The Guardian Australia, Yahoo News UK, PLOS ONE, Taylor & Francis Online, Yahoo Sports Canada, Perth Now, The West Australian, The National Interest and
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One Nation admits using party funds to build $56,000 shed on James Ashby’s private property

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By Sarah Martin
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James Ashby looks on as One Nation leader Pauline Hanson addresses media. Photograph: Darren England/AAP One Nation has admitted using party funds to build a $56,000 shed on James Ashby’s private property. Guardian Australia revealed on Monday that a company linked to One Nation – Small Batch Brewing Pty Ltd – was the purchaser of the shed on Ashby’s property despite having no revenue stream and not being licensed to make or sell alcohol.
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Andrew Hastie provided a furious alternative to kowtowing to One Nation. Will it stick?

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By Sarah Martin
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Pauline Hanson has made a career of pushing the boundaries in order to grab a headline. Whether it is meeting with rightwinger Tommy Robinson, shifting the blame for domestic violence rates on to women, or praising Vladimir Putin, Hanson is always happy to take the low road. Her political comeback tour of 2026 has given us the same Hanson; she is, as she says, consistent. But this year has brought with it a new dynamic that has enabled her rise.
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Andrew Hastie provided a furious alternative to kowtowing to One Nation. Will it stick?

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By Sarah Martin
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Her political comeback tour of 2026 has given us the same Hanson; she is, as she says, consistent. But this year has brought with it a new dynamic that has enabled her rise. Gina Rinehart’s patronage has buttressed Hanson’s resurgence, with the rightwing billionaire tipping in what appears to be near-unlimited funds to realise her dream of importing Trumpism into Australia.
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Interview

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What was your first job as a journalist?

Am I supposed to be taking this quiz? I'm a flack, let's be clear. Or let's just say I'm a big shot at the NYT. Cool?

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course. I love the sound it makes when the keys punch the paper. Even hammering out a grocery list feels like a big statement.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is utterly debauching the news. But, it's here, that's clear, so instead I say: SM is GR8! LOL <3 TTYL :P

Awards

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USAID Superior Honor Award

2011 - Public Affairs

Public Diplomacy - USAID/Haiti

USAID Merit Award

2012 - Strategic Communications

Public Diplomacy - USAID/Haiti

Bill & Melinda Gates Global Health Fellow

2008 - HIV/AIDS Global Health Research

HIV/AIDS - UN Nigeria