Pauline Hanson climbs Uluru
They are the pictures that will divide a country: One Nation leader Pauline Hanson scaling Uluru ahead of the climbing ban in October.
Traditional owners have long discouraged the climbing of Uluru for cultural and safety reasons.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson had called for the climb to remain open. A Current Affair
Senator Hanson has previously called the decision to ban climbing 'ridiculous'.
Climbers will be banned from ascending the rock from October 26, but many tourists have flocked to climb the rock before that deadline.
It is still legal, but is it right?
Senator Hanson invited A Current Affair along after she decided to climb Uluru for the first time ahead of the ban coming in. You can see exactly what happened on Monday night at 7pm.
You can watch the full report on Channel 9 on Monday. A Current Affair
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