Australia news live: Hanson defends UK ‘fact-finding’ trip; Qantas tops airline punctuality table
Summary
Pauline Hanson, an Australian senator and leader of One Nation, is visiting the UK on what she calls a "fact-finding" trip to understand problems in the country. During her visit, she met with British far-right figures, including activist Tommy Robinson, and plans to share videos about her experience once she returns to Australia.Key Facts
- Pauline Hanson is visiting the UK to learn about issues she sees in the country.
- She appeared on a podcast hosted by Tommy Robinson, a British far-right activist.
- Hanson called Robinson "a brave man" and said he cares about his nation.
- She expressed concern about cultural changes in some UK cities, mentioning women wearing burkas.
- Hanson also met Rupert Lowe, leader of the far-right Restore UK party.
- Tommy Robinson shared videos of their activities in Luton, England.
- Hanson plans to share daily updates and a longer video after her trip.
- Separately, Qantas was named the world’s most punctual major airline in June, with 87.16% of flights arriving on time.
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