 The invalidation of Hill 's election caused some controversy in Australian political life . Hill herself viewed the challenge to her election as an attempt by big business and the rich to destroy her , as revenge for One Nation 's critique of them during the election campaign . One Australian Broadcasting Corporation correspondent observed the irony that One Nation , a populist nationalist party , was " now suspected of not being quite Australian enough . " Australian Greens Senator Bob Brown , despite being politically opposed to One Nation , attacked the decision for disenfranchising the people who had voted for Hill . 
