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'Don't go there': Pauline Hanson fires up in Q&A over White Australia policy
Pauline Hanson has addressed a breakfast function in Perth. (ABC News: Keane Bourke)
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has told a business breakfast in Perth she believes migration from radical Islamic countries should be banned.
She angrily denied suggestions from the event's host this amounted to a "version" of the White Australia policy.
About 80 protesters gathered outside the event, chanting phrases such as "migrants are welcome, racists are not".
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has angrily denied suggestions her strident opposition to migration by anyone from "radical Islamic countries" amounts to a version of the White Australia policy.
Ms Hanson was speaking at a Perth leadership breakfast hosted by The West Australian newspaper after returning from the UK, where she had blamed the end of the White Australia policy for migration issues in Australia during an interview with far-right activist and convicted criminal Tommy Robinson.
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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has sparked a new discussion about the resurgence of a 'White Australia' policy — a controversial series of laws that discriminated against non-European migrants.
Hanson, during an appearance on a podcast with the British far-right, anti-immigration activist and convicted criminal Tommy Robinson last week, suggested that scrapping the White Australia policy was the root cause of apparent migration issues in Australia.
"It started in 1973 with Gough Whitlam, so they opened up and got rid of the White Australia policy, then they started bringing in the different migrants," she said.
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