'The Today Show has advised Pauline Hanson that she will no longer be appearing on our programme as a regular contributor.' 9News
Senator Hanson, who had regularly appeared as a contributor in a news chat segment on the show, this morning made comments regarding residents inside public housing towers under COVID-19 lockdown in Melbourne.
"The Today Show has advised Pauline Hanson that she will no longer be appearing on our programme as a regular contributor," Nine's Director of News and Current Affairs, Darren Wick, said in a statement. "We don't shy away from diverse opinions and robust debate on the Today Show. But this morning's accusations from Pauline Hanson were ill-informed and divisive.
"At a time of uncertainty in this national and global health crisis, Australians have to be united and supportive of one another. We need to get through this together."
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