'Clickbait' media landscape challenged as Nine’s KKK story sparks Hanson outrage
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News24 host Jaimee Rogers says “every day” there seems to be another headline designed to “provoke outrage” against One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson. “Increasingly, the political conversation seems to be driven by the most outrageous comment, the most inflammatory association and the headline most likely to make people angry,” Ms Rogers said. “Australian politics will be better served if a little less time is spent asking what the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan thinks about our politicians.”
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