BREAKING: Pauline Hanson to speak at ‘Put Australia First’ rally in Melbourne this Sunday
Fresh from her Senate suspension over the burqa protest Pauline Hanson will address the Melbourne march.
Organisers of the Put Australia First rally in Melbourne have confirmed to Rebel News that Senator Pauline Hanson will be a guest speaker at their event this Sunday.
The rally, calling for immigration reform, freedom from enforced digital ID and affordable energy, will begin at Flinders Street at 12 pm before marching to Flagstaff Gardens.
Hanson’s appearance follows her suspension from the Senate this week after she entered the chamber wearing a burqa in protest over the government blocking debate on her proposed ban on full face-coverings in public places.
🚨 MEDIA BUSTED: Pauline Hanson PROVEN RIGHT on the Burqa threat
— Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) November 28, 2025
They went looking for a ‘gotcha’ on the Senator.
All they found was proof of their own incompetence.
Full story: https://t.co/UgTWCKQGpM pic.twitter.com/RTs3bL9sMe
Other speakers confirmed for Melbourne include Morgan Jonas, Nick Patterson and UK journalist and activist Tommy Robinson, who will address the crowd via video.
It's Tommy's birthday, but he took time out to tell Aussies to COME TO THE RALLIES THIS WEEKEND in Sydney and Melbourne.
— Reignite Democracy / Monica Smit (@reignitedem) November 27, 2025
Sydney - 29th Nov. 12pm (Belmore Park to Town Hall)
Melbourne - 30th Nov. 12 pm (Flinders Station to Flagstaff Gardens) pic.twitter.com/Wj4tA1khQ7
Organisers have declared that no Nazis will be tolerated at the event. Victoria Police say they will have a significant presence on the day to keep extremist groups, including Nazis and Antifa, away from the rally following violent clashes at previous protests.
🇦🇺 PUT AUSTRALIA FIRST: Patriots rise against the ‘destroyers of civilisation’
— Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) November 13, 2025
Nick Patterson reveals why ordinary Aussies are preparing to rally this month to protect their culture and freedoms while they still can.
Full story: https://t.co/hpAf4sGgfc pic.twitter.com/hXL8i2Oqso
Avi Yemini and Rukshan Fernando will be on the ground covering the event live.
The events kicks off in Melbourne at Flinders Street Steps on 30 November at 12pm, marching to Flagstaff Gardens. More information is available at PutAustraliaFirst.com
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-12-01 19:46:28 -0500I’d love to have a Zoom chat with Pauline. She sounds like somebody who knows how to think, not what to think.
