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Hanson censured over no 'good' Muslims comment, Coalition votes against
Pauline Hanson was censured for suggesting there were no good Muslims in a television interview. (ABC News: Matt Roberts)
The Coalition has refused to support a motion censuring One Nation leader Pauline Hanson for suggesting there are no "good" Muslims, arguing such a sanction should not be routinely used for public commentary.
Two Liberal senators crossed the floor and voted with Labor and the Greens to pass the motion, including Paul Scarr, who was recently dumped from the opposition front bench.
One Nation is planning to contest the upcoming by-election in Farrer, after a series of opinion polls put the minor party ahead of the Coalition.
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