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‘Bold’ Neil Perry hammered by TV host over distasteful Pauline Hanson remarks
Sky News host Rita Panahi names Chef Neil Perry as her wally of the week after threatening to flee the country if One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson was elected as prime minister. “Neil Perry made headlines this week for saying he would flee the country if Pauline Hanson ever became prime minister," Ms Panahi said. “Very much the same nonsense we’ve heard from US celebrities claiming they were going to flee if Donald Trump became president. “It's a very bold move because we don't often have our restaurateurs, particularly our celebrity chefs, playing politics too often.”
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The Standard
· Jul 3, 2026
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· Jul 1, 2026
Canberra media attempting to 'pull apart' One Nation following latest polls
On tonight’s episode of Paul Murray Live, Sky News host Paul Murray breaks down the latest One Nation polls, how the federal budget is unsettling the housing market, the threat of further mortgage pain for Australians, and more. “For the Canberra media, of course, they have one task, and that is to pull apart Pauline Hanson, to pull apart any and all of the ideas,” Mr Murray said. “One of the efforts that was clearly there with the Essential poll today … it comes out in The Guardian, was again sort of finding the holes that are there in the One Nation story.”
Daily Mail
· Jul 9, 2026
Strewth! What was the Aussie PM to do? Tell people that he doesn't fancy Kylie? Australia's paroxysm of indignation over a cheeky podcast is the very reason we get the politicians we do - wary, colourless, inauthentic and boring: EITHNE TYNAN
Strewth! What was the Aussie PM to do? Tell people that he doesn't fancy Kylie? Australia's paroxysm of indignation over a cheeky podcast is the very reason we get the politicians we do - wary, colourless, inauthentic and boring: EITHNE TYNAN
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· Jul 10, 2026
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Brisbane Times
· Jul 12, 2026
The varnish has come off: Support slips for Hanson
Support for Pauline Hanson and One Nation has soared this year. But there are signs some of her key messages are starting to turn off voters.
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Related coverage for "‘Bold’ Neil Perry hammered by TV host over distasteful Pauline Hanson remarks": The Standard — Emma Willis left in tears as she shares emotional message about her children’s future. Sky News Australia — Canberra media attempting to 'pull apart' One Nation following latest polls. Daily Mail — Strewth! What was the Aussie PM to do? Tell people that he doesn't fancy Kylie? Australia's paroxysm of indignation over a cheeky podcast is the very reason we get the politicians we do - wary, colourless, inauthentic and boring: EITHNE TYNAN. Salon — The real genius of Lorne Michaels isn’t comedy — it’s judgment. RedState — Katie Porter’s Raging Karen Yelp Meltdowns Are Exactly What You’d Expect: ‘Horrible Experience’. Brisbane Times — The varnish has come off: Support slips for Hanson