One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has revealed her Covid heartbreak - she has not seen her partner Tony Nyquist in months.
'For those people in Queensland who can't see their loved ones - I'm in that position,' Senator Hanson told Sky News on Monday.
'I can't see my partner who is in NSW and in lockdown there in Port Stephens and has been for the last couple of months.
'He's my partner of 13 years and he can't get across the border.'
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has not seen her partner for months due to Queensland's border closure
The Queensland Senator called for state borders to be opened up across the country.
'As the Prime Minister has said, when we get to 80 per cent double vaccination for people in Australia the borders should be opened up and there should be no border closures at all in the future,' she said.
However, Ms Hanson said she does not think that will happen.
'I don't hold that confidence for Queensland because I think that she (Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk) is preparing to keep the border shut again for another year to anyone outside Queensland.'
Ms Hanson added that by Christmas it will have been two years since she has seen her daughter and grandchildren.
'And I can't get to see my new granddaughter who's 20 days old because she lives in NSW.
'So this is ridiculous. You're keeping families apart and she (Ms Palaszczuk) has no consideration for this whatsoever.'
Pauline Hanson says Annastacia Palaszczuk plans to keep Queensland's border closed for another year
She also accused Ms Palaszczuk of 'destroying businesses'.
'Businesses are going under. We've got people dying from suicide (due to lockdowns). We've got health issues here, other issues, and you (Ms Palaszczuk) talk about Covid deaths. I blame you and the media and everyone else who has been playing this up to the extent where a 90-year-old in palliative care died of Covid.
'You're putting up the Covid deaths, you're
