MP calls for investigation into anti-abortion campaigner

Ms Cook is now the Speaker of the House of Assembly in the South Australian parliament and has made a rare move in speaking out.She is doing so because she believes Professor Howe's style of political campaigning has become harmful, and there needs to be greater transparency around how it has been funded."My own social media was the subject of hundreds and hundreds of comments, really nasty, awful personal attacks about me, my views, my family, my deceased son," she told the ABC."They also send in dozens to hundreds of messages, emails and phone calls to my office calling us 'effing baby killers'."Professor Howe does not concede she harassed Nat Cook at the pre-poll booth But it was soon rejected in the Lower House.But given her rising profile and push for voters to support One Nation, questions surrounding Professor Howe's financial backing are mounting.She has spent more than half a million dollars on Facebook and Instagram advertising her pro-life agenda since 2020 and, in recent months, has out-spent the Australian Labor Party (ALP).The ABC asked Professor Howe to explain her funding arrangement and if she received donations she did not declare during the SA election. In a phone call, she said: "It's so crazy because you guys call us the cookers … but I really think based on these questions, you, you're down the dark web of Reddit conspiracy theories