One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby joined Peter Credlin alongside Gary Hardgrave to discuss key election topics including preference deals, immigration pressures, foreign student housing, and Chris Bowen’s $260,000 travel bill. Ashby confirmed One Nation will preference Labor, the Greens, and Teals last in all seats, and called for calm but competitive campaigning. The panel also criticised university elitism, threats to students, and government inaction on cost-of-living concerns.

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One Nation's Hinkler candidate Tyler Carman, alongside Queensland Senator Malcolm Roberts, highlighted key election issues during a "Tax-Free Beer" campaign event. Speaking on ABC Wide Bay, Carman stressed genuine policy goals to support the hospitality sector, cut alcohol excise, reduce fuel prices, and ease housing shortages in Bundaberg and Hervey Bay. He vowed to fight for infrastructure improvements, including a new high school and better hospital services, urging voters to back real change.

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Lee Hanson, daughter of Pauline Hanson, is officially running for the Senate in Tasmania for One Nation. With over 13 years living in the state, Lee brings real-world experience and strong policies focused on housing, cost of living, and family support. She calls on Tasmanians to back her bid to bring genuine representation to Canberra.

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One Nation has announced two political newcomers for the lower house, Sakellarios ‘Charlie’ Bairamis for Lingiari, and Benjamin Craker for Solomon.

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Listen to Bianca Colecchia as she explains how One Nation’s bold policies will put more money back in your pocket. From cutting power bills and fuel excise to lifting the tax-free threshold and scrapping the beer tax, One Nation is focused on easing the cost of living for everyday Australians.

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At a Bundaberg pub, One Nation is launching its campaign with discounted beer to show what prices could look like without excise taxes and high power bills. The event underscores the party’s push to reduce alcohol and fuel excise and cut energy costs.

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Pauline Hanson's daughter is running for One Nation as a senate candidate in Tasmania.

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Lee Hanson, daughter of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, has launched her political career at the same age her mother did—41. With a background in HR and leadership roles across major Tasmanian institutions, Lee is running for the Senate in Tasmania as a One Nation candidate. Despite years of declining the opportunity, she says she can no longer stand by while Australia’s future drifts off course. Pauline expresses pride and confidence in her daughter’s strength and independence, stating Lee is ready to represent Tasmanians with passion and commonsense values.

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Lee Hanson, daughter of One Nation founder Pauline Hanson, has announced her candidacy for the Senate in Tasmania. A long-time resident of the state, Lee brings over a decade of experience living and working in Tasmania. She aims to tackle key issues including healthcare, education, and the rising cost of living, while offering a fresh and determined voice for Tasmanians in Canberra.

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