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One Nation staffer accused of posing as leftwing content creator in ‘undercover’ videos

The Guardian Australia - Australian Politics · 14 August 2026 at 1:00 am

One Nation staffer accused of posing as leftwing content creator in ‘undercover’ videos

Exclusive: The videos, filmed at anti-One Nation rallies, were posted to party’s social pages and appear to be endorsed by Pauline Hanson Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The owners of a progressive social media page have accused One Nation of impersonating them at anti-Pauline Hanson rallies while shooting a series of “undercover” videos.

Hanson’s party has recently published a string of videos with a young male host attending leftwing protests.

In the clips – published on pages owned by One Nation and Hanson on Instagram, TikTok and X – a party staffer seeks to embarrass protesters in filmed interviews.

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One Nation staffer accused of posing as leftwing content creator in ‘undercover’ videos

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