Pauline Hanson won’t change tax cut stance

THE One Nation Senator has ruffled feathers in Canberra after withdrawing support for Malcolm Turnbull’s corporate tax cuts. She tells Miranda Live what it will take to change her mind.

THE One Nation Senator denies she will change her mind and support corporate tax cuts if the federal government agrees to her wishes.

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Pauline Hanson told Miranda Live she was expecting the Coalition to announce a new apprenticeship program and force multinational companies to pay more tax — but it didn’t happen.

“They had agreed to it, but it wasn’t in the budget”, she said.

One Nation has withdrawn its support for corporate tax cuts. Photo: AAP.

When asked by Miranda Live host Miranda Devine if anything would change her mind, Ms Hanson said “no, my colleagues and I have made a final decision not to support the tax cuts.”

The Senator denied her turn around is payback for the LNP not preferencing her party in the Longman by-election.

“Miranda, I’m not that shallow”, she claimed.

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Ms Hanson also responded to a stoush in Senate estimates between Finance Minister Mathias Cormann and Labor’s Penny Wong.

“If she wants to channel me, maybe I should send her a box of red hair dye.”