A prominent corporate media journalist, who promoted Covid mRNA vaccines and shamed “anti-vaxxers,” has died from “aggressive” brain cancer.
Jane Hansen was a reporter for the Australian TV show “A Current Affair.”
She died on the Gold Coast in Australia on Tuesday, her family revealed.
Hansen, aged in her 50s, worked at The Sunday Telegraph, having previously reported as a war correspondent and for “A Current Affair.”
She was the author of a controversial “A Current Affair” documentary called “Anti-Vaxxers Exposed.”
The shows sought to smear and shame those who chose not to take Covid mRNA injections by suggesting they were responsible for the pandemic.
Hansen’s most recent role was as a journalist with News Corp’s Sunday Telegraph newspaper.
In her articles for the newspaper, she extensively criticized the anti-vaccination movement in New South Wales.
Hansen also led pro-vaccination campaigns, which resulted in welfare payments being withheld from parents who refused to inject their children with Covid mRNA shots.
Parents would not get their checks unless they could prove their kids were “fully vaccinated.”
Hansen’s efforts also saw parents barred from accessing childcare centers and preschools if they were deemed to be “anti-vaxxers.”
Since Covid shots were first rolled out