In a seismic political bombshell that has plunged Australia into turmoil on this emotional Christmas Day, December 25, 2025, the country’s richest billionaire Gina Rinehart has publicly called for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to resign immediately, declaring: “He should not be prime minister because he is not worthy of it!”

The iron ore magnate, known for her no-nonsense style and massive influence, went further, demanding Albanese leave a Bondi Beach farewell ceremony for the 15 victims of the antisemitic terror massacre, roaring: “He should leave this farewell ceremony because he is not worthy of visiting and seeking forgiveness from them!” Rinehart’s explosive statement has ignited a massive wave of anger across the nation, with thousands taking to the streets in support of Pauline Hanson as a strong alternative to the “weak and indecisive” PM.

Rinehart’s call came during a private memorial event she attended, but her words quickly leaked and spread like wildfire, amplified by her vast media empire.

“Albanese has failed Australia – his weak leadership let radical threats fester, ignored ASIO warnings, and now 15 families are shattered because of his indecisiveness,” she blasted, accusing the PM of prioritizing “woke politics” over national security.

The billionaire, worth over $40 billion, has long been a critic of Labor’s immigration and security policies, and her demand for Albanese’s resignation has galvanized conservatives and everyday Australians fed up with the government’s handling of the Bondi disaster.

The nation erupted in outrage within minutes. Social media ignited in just 3 minutes, with #AlboUnworthy and #RinehartCallsOut trending worldwide as millions shared clips of her speech.

Everyday Aussies flooded platforms: “Gina’s right – Albo’s not worthy, resign now!” and “Pauline Hanson is the leader we need – strong and decisive!” Protests exploded across major cities: thousands swarmed Sydney’s Bondi Pavilion, Melbourne’s Federation Square, Brisbane’s King George Square, and Perth’s Elizabeth Quay, waving Australian flags and chanting “Albo out, Hanson in!” Signs read “Not Worthy – Resign!” and “Weak PM = Dead Aussies.”

Canberra is in absolute meltdown. Insiders reveal Albanese is “shaken to his core,” holed up in holiday crisis meetings as backbenchers whisper about leadership challenges.

The PM issued a terse statement: “These personal attacks are unhelpful during a time of mourning – we’re focused on unity and healing.” But his words were dismissed as “evasive,” turning a routine response into a full-blown catastrophe.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton pounced: “Gina Rinehart speaks for millions – Albanese is weak, indecisive, and unworthy. He must resign today.”

Pauline Hanson, positioned as the strong alternative, has seen her support skyrocket. “Gina’s spot on – Albo’s not worthy of the job,” she declared in a fiery response. “I’ve warned for years about weak borders and radical threats – he ignored me, and now 15 are dead.

If Australians want decisive leadership, I’m ready.” One Nation polling surged to 35% nationally overnight, with voters viewing Hanson as the “anti-Albanese” – tough, outspoken, and unapologetic.

The Bondi massacre – Australia’s deadliest terror attack – has become the catalyst for this upheaval. Leaked ASIO memos show Albanese overruled security vetting for over 100,000 arrivals to avoid “electoral backlash,” a decision critics say enabled the radicalised shooter.

Rinehart’s call – from a billionaire with no political affiliation – has given the movement legitimacy, uniting conservatives, independents, and disaffected Labor voters.

As protests swell and demands for Albanese’s resignation hit fever pitch, one thing is undeniable: Gina Rinehart’s bombshell has shaken the Labor Party system to its core. The “unworthy” label sticks, the pale-faced PM evades, and the call to action threatens to topple his seat.

Thousands rally behind Hanson as the decisive leader needed. Was this the billionaire’s intervention that finally ends Albanese’s reign? Australia is watching, raging, and demanding change now.

If Australians want decisive leadership, I’m ready.” One Nation polling surged to 35% nationally overnight, with voters viewing Hanson as the “anti-Albanese” – tough, outspoken, and unapologetic.

The Bondi massacre – Australia’s deadliest terror attack – has become the catalyst for this upheaval. Leaked ASIO memos show Albanese overruled security vetting for over 100,000 arrivals to avoid “electoral backlash,” a decision critics say enabled the radicalised shooter.

Rinehart’s call – from a billionaire with no political affiliation – has given the movement legitimacy, uniting conservatives, independents, and disaffected Labor voters.

As protests swell and demands for Albanese’s resignation hit fever pitch, one thing is undeniable: Gina Rinehart’s bombshell has shaken the Labor Party system to its core. The “unworthy” label sticks, the pale-faced PM evades, and the call to action threatens to topple his seat.

Thousands rally behind Hanson as the decisive leader needed. Was this the billionaire’s intervention that finally ends Albanese’s reign? Australia is watching, raging, and demanding change now.

As protests swell and demands for Albanese’s resignation hit fever pitch, one thing is undeniable: Gina Rinehart’s bombshell has shaken the Labor Party system to its core. The “unworthy” label sticks, the pale-faced PM evades, and the call to action threatens to topple his seat.

Thousands rally behind Hanson as the decisive leader needed. Was this the billionaire’s intervention that finally ends Albanese’s reign? Australia is watching, raging, and demanding change now.