• the archives of the oldest on-line Australian daily newspaper that has been maintained by GWB since October 1995. These news pages have been recognised by the National Library of Australia as "having national significance" and are now replicated for perpetuity.
• the archives of the Hanson Phenomenon web pages.
• third party web sites relevant to the unfolding news and exposé revealed here.

• expose the slanted reporting of the mainstream media on Pauline Hanson and her political party, One Nation.
• drive the mainstream media by using the Internet and carefully selected media contacts to help create a more balanced reporting perspective on Pauline Hanson and her One Nation party.
• confront the Australian Labor Party contenders in Hanson's seat of Oxley and political detractors to "come clean".
• challenge the undemocratic stance taken by city councils (banning One Nation meetings in city owned buildings) and a university banning One Nation meetings on the campus.
• respond on-line to the cyber-challenge of web masters from the Left Link and ACTU home pages.
• document and expose the unethical attack by News Limited on GWB.

The decision by GWB to provide Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party with an on-line forum where they could be accurately reported resulted in a number of immediate intimidatory threats which included:

• creating a boycott of our business;
• hacking into our Hanson web pages;
• as well as a large amount of electronic hate mail.

This harassment started once we put Pauline Hanson's pages (The Hanson Phenomenon) up on the Internet in April 1997.

GWB, having the best interests of mainstream Australia in mind, stuck to its guns and decided to use its large news archive and unrestricted access to the Pauline Hanson camp to expose the vagaries of the mainstream Australian media and political parties through the information resources of the Internet.

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