Australia Must be ‘Monocultural,’ One Nation’s Hanson Says

Pauline Hanson, leader of Australia's hard-right populist One Nation party, has reignited the debate on national identity by advocating for a "monocultural society" and opposing the country's long-standing multicultural policies. Hanson blames high immigration levels for Australia's housing crisis, arguing that a more homogenous culture could address these issues. This controversial stance highlights a growing tension in Australia's social fabric and raises questions about the future of the nation's multicultural model, which has been a cornerstone of its identity for decades.