Paul Hogan, the Australian actor known for “Crocodile Dundee,” criticises Pauline Hanson after she referenced him in connection with her views on Australia. Multiple outlets report that Hanson has argued Australia should return to what she calls an “essential” or monoculture national identity, and that she named Hogan as an example of that outlook. In response, Hogan attacks Hanson’s position, describing it as racist and using derogatory language. The reports also note that Hanson’s comments come amid changes in public support for One Nation, with at least one outlet linking the backlash to a dip in support for the party. Across sources, the central dispute is Hogan’s reaction to Hanson’s characterisation of his role in reflecting a monoculture theme, and his counter-criticism of her framing. The coverage focuses on the verbal exchange between Hogan and Hanson and the broader political implications for One Nation’s standing, rather than on new policy announcements or formal party actions.