Welcome to the new political semester where Ms. Senator Hanson proceeds with the roll call.

Ms. Senator Hanson exposes the backroom deals the major parties use to supercharge the two party preferred system of preferences to their benefit during elections.

Ms. Senator Hanson shows the class how donations to political parties can skirt the rules and hide who the real donors are.

Ms. Senator Hanson tackles simplifying the world of taxes though classroom show-and-tell.

The left like to dream of a more progressive future but what would that future really look like? While they like to imagine their perfect world will be all solar panels and sunshines history has shown us that when the left gets everything it dreams of then the rest of us are in for a nightmare.

Usually, you would need a crowbar to pry your average politician out from behind their desks and into the real world. That all changes come election time. Suddenly politicians rarely sighted outside the Canberra bubble are appearing on the front pages of magazines in awkward poses or blinding themselves as they mishandle welders in photo ops gone wrong. All in the name of political campaigning,

Today we venture into the murky world of red tape and bureaucrats, a place known as the Canberra swamp. Politicians fear the swamp but they also love to play in the swamp and they rely on voters not understanding how it works so they can get away with their dirty business. So pay attention and learn what you can because this will be one field trip you might never forget.

Disaster management, whether it is a natural disaster or a political disaster, is an important part of politics. But what does a party do when they have a leader who keeps stumbling from one disaster to the next? Desperate times call for desperate measures so join us for this week's episode of Pauline Hanson's Please Explain as we learn just how desperate politicians can get when dealing with disasters.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese is faced with a dilemma. How does someone win an election without any policies or vision? Luckily for Albo he just has to look to the campaign of American president Joe Biden for inspiration and guidance.

What's a government do when it has a problem? Throw money at it. But what can government do when it's a little strapped for cash? Hey, why not just print some more. What's the worst that can happen?

This week we will be touching on the events after the first week on the campaign trail.

The mainstream media, once upon a time it was known as the fourth estate. These days it’s more commonly called fake news. Journalists, fighting over fewer and fewer jobs, rush to ask cheap gotcha questions or write up lazy clickbait gossip articles, the pursuit of the truth long forgotten.

Voter fraud. What is it? How do they do it? How bad is it? How do we stop it? Democracy is a beautiful thing but what do you do when bad actors feel they know better than the voters?

Sorry if you are sick of politicians flooding the commercial during prime time or in between youtube videos but I have some bad news. With just over one week left before this election is over the worst is yet to come. So what better way to ready yourself for the oncoming attack ad overdrive and relentless promises for "a better future" than joining us to learn all about political ads.