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Unknown individuals have redirected the website of One Nation's Pauline Hanson so that anyone who attempts to visit it will be sent to the website of the Refugee Council of Australia.

What is the first thing a politician thinks about after he/she has won office? His/her thoughts will invariably turn to how he/she can get re-elected. And every move made thereafter will be in pursuit of that singular objective.

Australia has a deadline of 15 December to decide whether it will supply a cable link to Norfolk Island, with the official ground-breaking ceremony for the Hawaiki undersea telecommunications cable taking place on Wednesday.

The Norfolk Island Accommodation and Tourism Association -- the peak body for the island's largest industry – has weighed into the debate over the island’s demands to be connected to the Hawaiki fibre-optic cable to boost Internet and broadband services.

Pauline Hanson, now a member of the Senate’s Joint Standing Committee for the National Broadband Network, has written to Communications Minister Mitch Fifield seeking his support for a 90km fibre optic link to Norfolk Island from the Hawaiki Cable that will link Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Hawaii.

The Australian government has given One Nation senator Pauline Hanson a seat on the joint committee on the national broadband network, even though a majority of senators voted against her appointment.

No, it is not "Please Explain" Pauline Hanson, Jackie Lambie with a gun, or Julie Bishop's steely stare although they may well be! McAfee’s Most Dangerous Celebrities study seeks out the riskiest, or sometimes the risquést Australian names, to search for online.