'Sinister radicalisation of our youth': School’s ‘insidious’ protests spark furious backlash
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News24 host Rowan Dean warns school students are being exposed to increasingly radical political rhetoric through protests targeting One Nation leader Pauline Hanson. “You’ve got these school kids linking Pauline Hanson, oligarchs, fascism … linking that to billionaires, linking that to Gina Rinehart,” Mr Dean said. “It’s really dangerous, it’s really sinister, it’s radicalisation of our youth.”
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