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Hanson's parental leave stance could set women back

Published Saturday, June 20, 2026 · Updated June 21

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  • Economists' Concerns on Gender Equality — 1 source

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Pauline Hanson's proposed policies regarding parental leave and women in the workforce have drawn criticism from economists. They warn that these policies could hinder progress on gender equality and have detrimental effects on the Australian economy.

What We Know — Key Points

  • The government paid parental leave scheme from 1 July will offer parents 26 weeks at the national minimum wage.
  • Economists are concerned that Pauline Hanson's proposed policies could reverse progress on gender equality and negatively impact the Australian economy.

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Economists' Concerns on Gender Equality
  • The Guardian

    The article highlights economists' concerns that Pauline Hanson's proposed policies would reverse progress on gender equality and negatively impact the Australian economy.

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