Australia’s election watchdog is digging into One Nation’s finances after revelations that mining titan Gina Rinehart is hosting paid political dinners to fund the party, alongside a $1.5 million plane donation and $2 million from her circle. Pauline Hanson, already under fire for undisclosed companies and personal loans to the party, co-owns a controversial animated film — “A Super Progressive Movie” — costing half a million dollars and designed to attack rivals, now being scrutinized as an undeclared campaign entity. The AEC warns of penalties up to triple any undeclared spending, while One Nation also faces criticism for failing to declare election spending and financial statements — all as federal disclosure laws are set to change next year.
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