Pauline Hanson’s domestic violence comments were ‘ill-judged’
Sky News contributor Caroline Di Russo says One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson’s comments about domestic violence were “ill-judged”. “The answer is no, do not do it,” Ms Di Russo told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “When you are pushing against what is considered to be the mainstream or an establishment type position, sometimes those boundaries can be pushed too far. “It’s for the reasonable voices in the media, in politics, in business, or elsewhere, to just tell people where they have to return to the line. “I think that’s important.”

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