One Nation leader Pauline Hanson sparked outrage in Australia over the suggestion that there are no 'good' Muslims and criticised the Government for 'bending over backwards' for migrants.

Hanson later issued a partial apology, but claimed she would not apologise for speaking out against Islam - and the threat she believed it posed to Australia.

Australian correspondent Murray Olds says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been quick to criticise these comments.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson sparked outrage in Australia over the suggestion that there are no 'good' Muslims and criticised the Government for 'bending over backwards' for migrants.
Hanson later issued a partial apology, but claimed she would not apologise for speaking out against Islam - and the threat she believed it posed to Australia.
Australian correspondent Murray Olds says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been quick to criticise these comments.
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Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on the outrage over Pauline Hanson's 'no good Muslims' comments

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