One Nation will introduce a bill for a scam victim protection law in the next Parliament after the 2025 Federal election requiring banks to quickly refund victims up to a value of
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One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson joins Stephen to discuss the Queensland government's decision to ban puberty blockers, the national review into gender dysphoria, and her concerns about activist influence. She also unveils a new tax policy to support self-funded retirees and veterans, aiming to ease cost-of-living pressures and address Australia's skills shortage. Tune in for Hanson's take on government spending, workforce participation, and the future of Australian families.

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A new proposed tax cut would provide certain Australian couples a welcome hip-pocket sugar hit, but would make a taxation system that is in desperate need of meaningful reform even worse.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has called for an end to gender-affirming treatments for kids.

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Senator Pauline Hanson has hit out at the Federal Government, labelling gender transition treatments for children as child abuse and demanding a full audit into Aboriginal funding. She also criticised Chris Bowen’s $5.4M gas-to-electric switch plan, calling it a waste of taxpayer money, and voiced strong opposition to ‘Welcome to Country’ ceremonies.

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One Nation’s James Ashby has called for greater public transparency on national security, questioning whether the Prime Minister knew more than he let on about recent security threats. With Australia’s terrorism risk at ‘probable’, Ashby argues that Australians deserve to be informed, comparing the situation to public awareness campaigns for bushfire threats.

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"Mate, just go back and listen to Pauline Hanson’s maiden speech—they called her a racist, but everything she said is happening now! We’ve lost our industries, we’re drowning in UN treaties, and the cost of living is out of control. We were once self-sufficient, and now we can’t even keep the lights on without selling our resources overseas. The voting system’s a joke, the public service is bloated, and everyday Aussies are struggling while the government throws cash at nonsense. It’s time to wake up!"

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One Nation MP Malcolm Roberts shared a striking statistic on X, revealing that at 1 PM on Thursday, Queensland’s power grid was running on 81% coal and gas. Despite billions spent on renewable energy, 4 out of 5 people would have faced blackouts without fossil fuels. Roberts calls for an end to reckless spending on Net Zero policies and urges Queensland to leverage existing energy sources.

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The review into treatment of young people with ‘gender dysphoria’ by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) announced by the Albanese Labor government has vindicated One Nation’s consistent calls for a comprehensive inquiry into the issue.

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson today welcomed the announcement but again called for an immediate ban on the prescription of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for minors while the review took place.

“I understand the review intends to hand down advice in mid-2026 but considering the finding in the United Kingdom that puberty blockers posed an ‘unacceptable safety risk’ to children we should immediately ban them for minors in Australia,” Senator Hanson said.

“It is appalling the Labor government is ignoring this finding, which should have led to an immediate ban here in Australia. The safety of our kids should not be put on hold for 18 months. The safety of our kids should be the priority.

“I am also concerned this NHMRC review will not include meaningful direct consultation with young people and their families who have gone through these treatments, and not examine the causes of the rapid increase in children presenting with these issues. Between 2014 and 2021 there was a 100-fold increase in the number of children being prescribed puberty blockers at public gender clinics in Australia.

“While the review is welcome news, it also serves to illustrate the stunning hypocrisy of Labor which has blocked One Nation’s motions for a Senate inquiry into this issue – the reasons behind the alarming increase in gender dysphoria among Australian children, the appalling treatment of experts who have questioned the ideological ‘gender affirmation’ approach to treatment unsupported by clinical evidence, and the personal impacts on those who’ve been subjected to it. Labor was quick to legislate a social media ban for kids based on possible harm, but not a ban on puberty blockers based on actual harm.

“I’ll be repeating my call for a more comprehensive inquiry which examines these matters so that we can fully understand them and make informed decisions in the best interests of Australian children. Senate inquiries allow for confidential submissions and in-camera hearings, so any objections to an inquiry referring to the personal impact they might have on individuals are baseless. These kids and their families deserve a voice in this debate.”

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