Pauline Hanson's net worth is not publicly disclosed in an official, verified total figure. Like other Australian politicians, she files a Register of Senators' Interests that lists specific assets, shareholdings, and gifts but does not require (or include) a full valuation or net worth statement. aph.gov.au Common EstimatesReliable public estimates, based on her disclosed assets, parliamentary salary, property history, media income, and business activities, generally place her personal net worth in the range of $5 million to $20 million (AUD) as of late 2025/early 2026. accumulate.com.au Lower-end figures (~$5M) focus on verifiable items like her Senate salary, known properties, and reported income streams. Higher-end claims (~$20M) factor in long-term property appreciation, pre-politics business success, book royalties, media appearances, and possible private investments. aussievibe.com.au These are speculative and come from secondary sources; exaggerated claims (e.g., $27M , $80M , or $93M) lack credible evidence and are often debunked or treated as memes. facebook.com Key Assets and Income Sources (from Official Disclosures and Reports)Properties: She owns two personal residential properties in Queensland (Coleyville and Cooee Bay areas). She previously owned an investment property in Maitland, NSW, sold in 2023 for $1.1 million. She has lived on a large rural property in Beaudesert, QLD. en.wikipedia.org Shareholdings: Interests in BCB Coal, Webjet, AMP, and recent additions like Small Batch Brewing Pty Ltd, A Pauline Production Pty Ltd, and Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Limited. Values are not declared. aph.gov.au Bank accounts: Savings accounts (e.g., Suncorp); amounts not disclosed. Parliamentary salary: As a Senator (and with One Nation's status), her base pay is around $210,000–$310,000 per year, plus allowances and expenses. youtube.com Other income: Book sales (e.g., Untamed and Unashamed), media/TV appearances, public speaking, and earlier small business (fish & chip shop, plumbing, cattle). accumulate.com.au Gifts and support: Significant recent ties to Gina Rinehart, including a gifted Cirrus G7 plane (~$1.5–2M value) and ~$2M in campaigning support (April 2026), plus flights and hospitality. These are largely for party/campaign use, not purely personal wealth. She also declares various other gifts and sponsored travel. en.wikipedia.org Context and CaveatsOne Nation's own financial reports have faced criticism for being "sloppy" (e.g., missing/worthless assets in filings), but this relates more to the party than Hanson's personal finances. theguardian.com Her wealth accumulation predates her 2016 Senate return and includes decades of business and public profile-building. No major scandals have produced a confirmed higher personal figure beyond the $5–20M range.For the most accurate view, check the official Register of Senators' Interests (updated as of May 2026), which provides the primary source data without totals. Exact net worth remains private and unverified.

This is a very small town with limited options. I am not sure what you think should happen here Also you are using webjet.

Curitiba, de WebJet

قبل اولترا سورف و فری گیت یه فیلترشکن بود اوایل فیلتربنگ به نام WebJet یه سری تنظیمات هم داشت بعد از اتصال میشد سرعتشو زیاد کرد

"Me parece mais seguro", em que sentido? Voei muito nos E195 da Azul e me sentia mais seguro do que... num B737-300 da falecida WebJet kkkkkk

Webjet doesn’t recognise North Korea. We will have to enter via unorthodox routes.

Hey @CraigSarg73 (aka DirtyLeftie), you absolute oxygen-thieving clown. That Ralph K fever-dream collage looks like it was designed by a jealous Labor staffer after one too many failed focus groups. “WHERE HAS IT COME FROM?!” cries the meme. Oh, let me enlighten your empty skull with actual facts instead of your taxpayer-funded fantasy. Pauline Hanson built it the old-fashioned way, the way you grifting lefties despise because it involves work instead of sucking on the public teat for decades: • Fish & chips shop grind: Single mum busting 80-90 hours a week in Ipswich, slinging dagwood dogs and battered savs. Bought the shop, ran it for ~10 years, sold it. No inheritance, no silver spoon, just sweat and calluses. • Property in Australia: Bought at the right times, held through booms, flipped smartly (like the Cooee Bay blocks she turned over recently). You know, that evil “capitalism” thing where assets appreciate while you whinge on X about “muh inequality.” Queensland real estate didn’t magically boom for everyone else but punish Pauline. • Senate salary books, media gigs, merch, shares (AMP, Webjet, etc.), and legitimate investments. Estimates vary ($5M-$20M range depending on who’s spinning), but it’s not stolen from your Centrelink queue. Meanwhile, your side props up career politicians who parachute in with zero real-world skin in the game, rack up six-figure pensions, multiple properties via negative gearing you love to defend when your team does it, and fly around on donor jets while lecturing battlers. The cartoon has her with a private jet, Rolls, champagne, and luxury bags? Cute projection, champ. That’s not her declaring it as personal loot in the Senate register, it’s satirical cope from people seething that a former fish shop owner dares challenge the open borders/globalist consensus that’s wrecked housing affordability, wages, and services for actual Aussies. You lot screech “WHERE DID THE $20M COME FROM” like it’s a gotcha, while ignoring Albanese’s own property portfolio, union slush funds, and the revolving door of ex-Labor hacks cashing in. Pauline’s been transparent in her declarations. Your “artwork” is just salty fanfic. While you’re out here defending the NDIS gravy train that props up your household (and every other grifter gaming the system with “low to moderate” needs before the Thriving Kids shuffle kicks in), Pauline’s calling out the waste, the rorts, and the migration load that’s making it unsustainable for actual disabled battlers. The money came from risk, graft, timing the market, and serving the public without selling out to every foreign interest or endless migration scam. Something you’d know nothing about while rage-posting between virtue signals.

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Still no position in Webjet $WJL.AX. Basically turning into the Murphy’s Law of all arb trades…two potential bidders both bailing as the biz slowed down; a CEO who refused to sell then wasted some cash then got turfed; and now the biz is imploding. Question is - what happens now?

Webjet is now a microcap. Market Cap $170m

Hard to believe Webjet $WJL (not held) rejected 2x 90c takeover bids 🤯🤯🤯 This should be a punishable offence to directors who make such stupid decisions!

The high-profile appointment comes as the Andrew Burnes-led travel agent is locked in a takeover tussle with Gary Weiss and BGH Capital for Webjet. ebx.sh/MX1Zkw

Webjet does show a couple. I’m not quite ready to book yet. I’ll have to do it soon

Webjet embedded live flight hotel search inside ChatGPT on May 10. No waitlist — Free, Plus, Pro users all have access now. Inventory is Webjet-contracted only, not all carriers... Full story ⟶ airtraveler.club/news/webjet… .

Cara, tipo, empresa aérea não é exemplo de lucro não kkk, se vc achar alguma que tenha lucro nos últimos 20 anos é muito, a maior parte opera no negativo e são subsidiadas pelo governo, a Azul tava em RJ, a Tam ja esteve, a Gol tbm, já a VASP, Varig, Webjet faliram

How are your shares performing in BCB Coal, AMP and Webjet?

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Yes, we’re still posting withdrawals in the #VileKyle campaign since all these advertisers withdrew from advertising on Australian Idol. So thanks to Drinkwise, Schweppes, Victorian Urgent Care (Vic gov), Webjet, Zest Advertising, Act Now Stay Secure, APT Travel, Cosentino, Head and Shoulders and Heinz for all refusing to fund #VileKyle’s filth. None have been heard for more than 4 weeks on Australian Idol, so we list them as departed. Please read on, since we won’t stop till advertisers stop funding the filth. Go to mfw.org.au/our-campaigns/ to learn how to contact advertisers. Or go directly to FOE lists here: campaigndata.mfw.org.au/busi… or or campaigndata.mfw.org.au/busi… . Send all responses to witches@mfw.org.au. Please also support our work to get rid of Vile Kyle: it’s a subscription to the future for the price of a coffee (or two) each month: mfw.org.au/support #ToYourBrooms 2/2

Webjet chief executive Katrina Barry will leave the online travel agent less than two years. afr.com/companies/tourism/we…

Right move for the Webjet CEO to exit. The long-serving chair should be out as well soon: announcements.asx.com.au/asx…