PAULINE HANSON RELEASES NEW BOOK!
Announcement posted by Markson Sparks! 26 Feb 2018
PAULINE HANSON RELEASES NEW BOOK!
Pauline Hanson is one of Australia’s highest profile politicians. Pauline is often misquoted and misunderstood but is now setting the record straight with her first book in 11 years “PAULINE, IN HER OWN WORDS“.
The book is a collection of Pauline Hanson's speeches documenting the key policy areas of concern to Hanson and the country’s fourth most powerful political party, Paulin Hanson’s One Nation. Ranging over almost a quarter of a century since Hanson entered politics in Ipswich in 1994 the book includes her controversial maiden speech in Federal Parliament that inspired both Liberal and Labor parties to implement substantial policy changes plus youth unemployment; indigenous affairs; the plight of farmers in regional Australia; citizenship; economic trends; health issues including Autism; Islam in Australia, and much more.
Pauline Hanson says “In recent years, Australians have become disappointed with the quality of their political representatives, and I understand that. I hope that in publishing a selection of my speeches that Australians will better know who I am and can be better informed when they cast their vote. We have one people, one flag and we are one nation”
“Pauline, in her own words” was compiled by Tom Ravlic, is published by Wilkinson Publishing and features a photograph on the cover of Pauline wearing her burqua . The book will be released at the end of March 2018, it will retail for $29.95 and is available for pre order at http://bit.ly/PaulineInHerOwnWords and also through www.wilkinsonpublishing.com.au
TO INTERVIEW PAULINE HANSON or Tom Ravlic email max@marksonsparks.com or call 0421501601
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Pauline Hanson was born in Brisbane in 1954. In 1994 Pauline entered politics for the first time and was elected as a councillor on the Ipswich City Council. In February 1996 she was dis-endorsed by the Liberal Party and she contested as an Independent, winning her seat with the biggest swing in the nation. In 1997, Hanson cofounded Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, a right-wing political party with a populist and conservative platform. Her election to Parliament gave her the title as the first Independent woman to hold a seat in the House of Representatives. She was forced to resign from the party in January 2002, because of internal party politics, however she re-joined the party in 2013 and became the leader and National Chairman in 2014. She is currently a Queensland Senator.
Tom Ravlic is an investigative journalist, author and academic with more than 22 years’ experience in reporting on and analysing politics and regulatory affairs. Tom’s writing and research has appeared in print and online in newspapers, books, magazines, journals worldwide . His expertise in corporate governance, accounting and audit has also been recognised with two recent casual academic appointments. Tom has lectured and tutored in auditing and assurance at both Deakin University and the University of Melbourne.
Pauline, in her own words is a part of an ongoing series published by Wilkinson Publishing that includes Andrew Bolt, Mark Latham, Barry Jones, Jeff Kennett, Phillip Adams and David Leyonhjelm.