One Nation’s Lee Hanson has spoken out powerfully on 2SM Sydney, defending Pauline Hanson’s decision to wear the burqa in Parliament and exposing a shocking new scandal involving asbestos inside Chinese-made wind turbines in Tasmania.

Lee revealed she had a feeling Pauline was planning something big that morning and she was right. Pauline attempted to move a private member’s bill to ban the burqa and all full-face coverings, arguing it is vital for national security and women’s rights. When Labor, Liberal and the Greens refused to even debate it, Pauline made a bold point: if Parliament won’t discuss banning the burqa, why do they ban it being worn inside the Senate?

Listeners called in overwhelmingly agreeing, describing the burqa as oppressive, antisocial, and demeaning to women  and praising Pauline for forcing the conversation the major parties refuse to have.

But the interview turned even more alarming when Lee exposed a major scandal unfolding in Tasmania. Wind turbines at the Castle Hill Wind Factory were found to contain asbestos, despite the deadly material being banned in Australia since 2003.

Wind turbines manufactured by a Chinese company with over 600 similar turbines across Australia  may now pose a serious health risk. Workers have already been blocked from accessing sites, and asbestos removal crews have been called in.

Lee blasted Net Zero and the renewable rollout as a reckless, rushed disaster, destroying pristine Tasmanian countryside, killing wildlife, and now threatening workers’ safety.

One Nation’s message is clear: Pauline Hanson and her team are the only ones willing to expose hypocrisy, stand up for women, and protect Australians from dangerous, poorly regulated renewable projects.

Radio Station: 2SM Sydney