Former Indigenous affairs minister Ken Wyatt tells Pauline Hanson to “sit down” and “talk with Indigenous Australians” after Hanson used “primitive” language about Aboriginal people. Wyatt says Hanson should educate herself about the role of Aboriginal labour in rural Australia before speaking at an upcoming conference in Perth.

The reports describe Wyatt’s response as directed at Hanson’s upcoming address at the WA Pastoralists and Graziers Association. Across the outlets, the central focus is Wyatt’s call for direct engagement and better understanding of Aboriginal contribution to rural industries, particularly where Indigenous labour has supported farming and related work.

All three sources frame the remarks as part of the lead-up to Hanson’s conference appearance, linking Wyatt’s criticism to the earlier comments and urging Hanson to take a different approach before the event. The articles do not present new details on additional statements by either figure beyond Wyatt’s message and its timing relative to the Perth speech.