and Australian people don't want that."PNG's foreign minister has taken a swipe at Pauline Hanson, saying her statements about the Pacific are “totally irresponsible”.Justin Tkatchenko and Penny Wong held a joint press conference in Adelaide in the wake of a bilateral meeting, just as the One Nation leader was giving her highly anticipated address to the National Press Club.A reporter asked Tkatchenko about comments Hanson made in September last year, when she accused Pacific politicians of holding Australia to “ransom” and again promised to drastically slash foreign aid.“There’s so much corruption over there She was asking for $30,000," Hanson says.The One Nation leader has defended her party's transparency, pointing to her fundraising drive that raised more than $4 million.And that's the end of Hanson's address to the Press Club.Pauline Hanson is asked how she would explain her views to our Muslim majority neighbours like Indonesia and Malaysia, given our reliance on them in the fuel crisis.The question is in the context of Anthony Albanese's recent criticism that the One Nation leader wouldn't have been able to navigate the crisis like he did because of her views.Hanson says it's a shame that we've had to rely so much on them in recent months, but says that's only because Australia has shut down a majority of our oil refineries.She says that Australia should set up its own industry and manufacturing