Pauline Hanson's right-hand man, James Ashby, is being accused of "intimidating" One Nation candidates into using two signage business controlled by him in order to make a profit.
The accusations, from former One Nation treasurer Ian Nelson, claim Mr Ashby improperly profited by using his influence as Senator Hanson's key adviser to direct business to the Sunshine Coast businesses, Coastal Signs & Printing and Black Bull.
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