Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, is making new claims in a newly resurfaced podcast episode that targets Australia’s family violence and child support frameworks. Across reports from multiple outlets, Hanson alleges that family violence laws operate as a “cash cow” for women and argues that domestic violence (DV) legislation is misdirecting police resources away from what she describes as “real crime.” The podcast also includes her calls to “wind it back,” indicating support for reducing or changing aspects of the current legal approach to family violence and related protections. The reporting focuses on Hanson’s remarks and the way they frame the impact of the laws, rather than presenting new policy details or outcomes. The accounts describe the comments as claims made by Hanson in the podcast, with no agreement among sources on empirical evidence supporting those assertions. The outlets present the episode as newly circulated or brought back into public attention, prompting discussion about her stance toward DV and family law provisions.