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Hanson’s ‘incendiary’ Press Club address condemned

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By Richard James 
| Crikey
PRESS GALLERY REACTS TO HANSON ADDRESS There are no prizes for guessing what the vast majority of publications have led with overnight. Pauline Hanson’s address to the National Press Club on Wednesday has generated endless news articles and opinion pieces as the press gave their verdict on the One Nation leader.
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All eyes on Hanson for Press Club address

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By Richard James 
| Crikey
HANSON UP AT THE PRESS CLUB One Nation leader Pauline Hanson will address the National Press Club in Canberra today for the first time in her three decades in politics. The press gallery is giddy with excitement at the prospect of Hanson, who currently leads Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as preferred prime minister in the latest polling, delivering the “leaders address” and taking their questions.
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Interest rates likely to hold amid economic chaos

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By Richard James 
| Crikey
RBA DECISION DUE, TAX INQUIRY CONTINUES While everyone remains in the dark as to what is actually in Donald Trump’s apparent deal with Iran, governments and central banks continue to try and respond to the economic chaos caused by the US President’s war. Today the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will deliver its latest interest rate decision. The AAP reports the financial markets agree with the vast majority of economists in predicting the cash rate will be held at 4.35%.
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