Paul Hogan has reportedly called Pauline Hanson a ‘pelican’. Please explain?
On Sunday the Australian actor reportedly called the senator a ‘pelican’ after being cited as an example of ‘monoculture’. Composite: Getty Images / Paramount / Guardian DesignView image in fullscreenPaul Hogan, Pauline Hanson and a pelican. Composite: Getty Images / Paramount / Guardian DesignAustralian politicsAnalysisPaul Hogan has reportedly called Pauline Hanson a ‘pelican’.
- ▪On Sunday the Australian actor reportedly called the senator a ‘pelican’ after being cited as an example of ‘monoculture’.
- ▪Composite: Getty Images / Paramount / Guardian DesignView image in fullscreenPaul Hogan, Pauline Hanson and a pelican.
- ▪Composite: Getty Images / Paramount / Guardian DesignAustralian politicsAnalysisPaul Hogan has reportedly called Pauline Hanson a ‘pelican’.
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| Publication time | Sun, 28 Jun 2026 07:41:24 GMT |
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Paul Hogan, Pauline Hanson and a pelican. On Sunday the Australian actor reportedly called the senator a ‘pelican’ after being cited as an example of ‘monoculture’. Composite: Getty Images / Paramount / Guardian DesignView image in fullscreenPaul Hogan, Pauline Hanson and a pelican. On Sunday the Australian actor reportedly called the senator a ‘pelican’ after being cited as an example of ‘monoculture’. Composite: Getty Images / Paramount / Guardian DesignAustralian politicsAnalysisPaul Hogan has reportedly called Pauline Hanson a ‘pelican’. Please explain?Penry BuckleyCrocodile Dundee was held up by the One Nation leader as an exemplar of ‘Australian monoculture’.
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