DAN C affrey's commentary ('Even some Libs are anti-nuc', Latrobe Valley Express Opinion , 26/03/25) attempts to convince the reader that nuclear is a bad idea by gleefully pointing out that some Liberals are not keen on the concept either.

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Bundaberg residents will be invited to imagine a world without alcohol tax on Friday night at
an unorthodox political launch.

Club Hotel will host supporters from 5pm with the price of beer adjusted to reflect cost
savings that would flow from elimination of the alcohol excise, a 26c per litre cut in fuel excise
and a 20% cut in power bills.

Senator Roberts said ‘There’s no better place to talk about Australia’s highest in the world
alcohol taxes than the home of Bundaberg Rum.

‘Australians shouldn’t have to take out a second mortgage to take the family out for dinner
and enjoy a schooner.

‘Brewers, the hospitality industry and small businesses are struggling as people close their
wallets to get through tough times.

‘Goods are costing more thanks to the tariffs the Australian government is placing on our own
economy with taxes and red-tape compliance.

‘One Nation’s plan for comprehensive tax reform to attack the core input costs to small
business and the entire economy – power and transport – will put more money back in
Australians’ pockets.’

Lee Hanson isn’t a career politician. She’s a no-nonsense local, a mum, a straight talker—and she’s leading One Nation’s Tassie Senate team in 2025.

This is a generational shift that will shake up the campaign. Pauline Hanson’s daughter has inherited all her mum’s tenacity and ethics.

She’s lived the real-life struggles Tasmanians face every day: hospitals in crisis, broken schools, soaring costs, and a housing disaster.

She’s had enough. And she’s ready to fight.

Bring Bulk billing back. School system rebuilt. Power bills slashed. Fuel tax halved. Families saving thousands.

Lee’s running to fix what Canberra won’t—and she won’t back down.

Tasmania deserves better. The time for cheap talk and pollies who would rather scream than do anything are over.

Lee Hanson is here to deliver . Lee Hanson has her mother’s work ethic, and she has One Nation’s backing.

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One Nation has solidified its commitment to western Sydney ahead of the Federal Election as it fields two local candidates.

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One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts has discussed the party's economic policies and called out the major parties for their "sheer laziness, stupidity, gutlessness" in addressing the country's economic challenges.

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In the lead-up to this federal election, you’d be forgiven for thinking the Coalition had outsourced policy development to One Nation.

The Coalition has effectively copied or adopted a range of One Nation’s policies for this campaign—not that Peter Dutton would ever acknowledge it – and this gives us some assurance that if the Coalition gains government on 3 May, then some sensible policies will be implemented to make a real difference in reducing the cost of living.

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One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby joins the program to cut through the spin of the 2025 election campaign and expose what the major parties don’t want voters to know.

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Senator Pauline Hanson joins Stephen for a no-nonsense discussion as the federal election campaign kicks off. Hanson exposes the truth behind Labor’s health system spin, broken promises on Medicare urgent care clinics, and the reality of their TAFE education funding.

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New One Nation member Rebecca Konz is campaigning for reducing renewable energy, strengthening family support through income splitting, and improving health outcomes.

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