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Suzi Quatro: ‘It is absolutely crazy I’m not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. But I’m in good company!’

The 76-year-old rocker on her pre-gig routine, the one reality show she’d go on and who she’d cast as herself in a film about her life

Your new album is called Freedom and the title track interpolates The Girl Can’t Help It. You’re going to be rocking until they take you out in a box, aren’t you?

When I was 35, a journalist stupidly asked me, “When are you going to retire?” I said, “I will retire when I go on stage, turn my back on the audience, shake my ass, and there’s silence.” This followed me my whole career, so when I got to 65, I said, “I will retire when I go on stage, turn my back on the audience and my ass shakes by itself.”

One Nation-linked company built $56,000 shed on private property of Pauline Hanson’s right-hand man

Exclusive: James Ashby also drives new Ford Ranger given to party and is main pilot of plane donated by Gina Rinehart, which he says are not for personal use

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Pauline Hanson’s right-hand man, James Ashby, is enjoying generous benefits as a result of his role working for One Nation, with documents showing that a company linked to the party built a $56,000 shed on his central Queensland property.

Guardian Australia understands that Ashby, formerly Hanson’s chief of staff and now the party’s national director, also drives a new Ford Ranger that was “personally” gifted to One Nation by Hancock Agriculture’s chief executive, Adam Giles, in April. Hanson said the vehicle would help the party’s campaign efforts and “provides us the presence we need in the lead-up to the next federal election”.

Company linked to One Nation named buyer of Ashby’s shed — The Guardian

In Australia, Small Batch Brewing Pty Ltd, a company linked to the One Nation party, was named as the buyer of a $56,706 shed on a plot of land owned by the party’s national director James Ashby near Yeppoon, Queensland. This was reported by The Guardian, citing documents submitted to Livingstone Shire Council.

Land records show that Ashby bought the plot near Yeppoon in 2025. In the development application, Small Batch Brewing is listed as the buyer of the structure, while documents from an independent engineer attached to the council materials also name the company as the client. However, the publication was unable to establish how the company acquired the shed.

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