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GetUp! stunt at National Press Club fuels demands for investigation and boosts
GetUp! caused controversy at the National Press Club this week with a stunt during Pauline Hanson’s first address, prompting demands for a criminal investigation. Club CEO Maurice Reilly reported unauthorized access and damage from a remote-controlled banner that Hanson’s supporters embraced as a rallying cry. The incident is seen as a boon for Hanson, boosting her anti-establishment image.
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