Following the World Health Organisation's botched handling of the Chinese Coronavirus pandemic, One Nation Leader Senator Pauline Hanson has called for the disgraced organisation to have its funding slashed.

Speaking with media, Senator Hanson slammed The World Health Organisation as a total waste of money and criticised its leadership as a bunch of elitist lefties who seem hell-bent on pushing their agenda on sovereign nations.

Senator Hanson also criticised the Liberal-National Coalition for failing to take a strong stance against the WHO for the part they played assisting China's government in covering up the dangers of the Chinese Coronavirus during the early days of the pandemic.

This followed an announcement by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, in which he praised the WHO for "contributing to better health outcomes in our region" before declaring "we'll obviously continue to support global bodies" like the World Health Organisation.

Highlighting the difference between One Nation and the Coalition when it comes to dealing with failed international organisations like the WHO, Senator Hanson declared "we shouldn't just cut their funding, we should leave. We need to start withdrawing from all these useless "global bodies" the Liberals and Nationals seem to love so much.

Over the decades, One Nation has consistently called for Australia to end its practice of funnelling billions of dollars into organisations like the United Nations and the WHO.

History has once again proven that One Nations' criticism of these useless institutions was well founded, and any support of these groups into the future can no longer be justified and must be ceased.

Following the release of a shocking report into the mismanagement of Australia’s water resources, a  statement from One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson was released.

The statement reads as follows:

"Across the world countries ravaged by the Chinese coronavirus pandemic are halting food exports to shore up food supplies for their own nations.

Australia should have no concerns when it comes to our food security but short-sighted politicians and bureaucrats have cut our domestic production capacity in favour of mass imports.

Now unless something is done Australia could be faced with food shortages.

Now the same short-sighted politicians and bureaucrats who got us into this mess are refusing to release the water necessary for our farms to begin producing the food we will need to feed Australians in a post-pandemic world.

For decades One Nation has been calling for an end to the politics and profiteering that has seen our farmers deprived of the water that is their lifeblood, and we will continue to demand the water be released.

The water is there, our farmers are willing, all we need is for the politicians and bureaucrats to get out of the way."

The report, which highlights the truth of what One Nation has argued for years, can be viewed in full on the One Nation Facebook page.