ONE Nation candidate Brandon Turton says he doesn't trust the major parties' pledges to lift bulk-billing rates - or any of their promises.

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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party has named its candidate for the seat of Mallee in the upcoming federal election. Williams, a Clear Lake local, will represent the party, bringing his experience and strong stance on regional issues to the campaign. He previously contested for the seat and remains committed to advocating for the needs of rural Australians.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has taken aim at skyrocketing electricity prices and the government’s failure to control immigration, calling for urgent action. Hanson criticised Energy Minister Chris Bowen for his handling of the energy crisis, warning that net zero policies are crippling Australia’s economy. She also defended her plan to deport 75,000 visa overstayers, arguing that the government’s priority should be protecting Australians struggling with housing affordability.

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FORMER Greater Bendigo councillor Vaughan Williams has put his hand up to contest the seat of Mallee at the May federal election.

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FOUR years after One Nation dumped Stuart Bonds, the party has announced the Hunter Valley coal miner will be its candidate for the seat of Hunter at the federal election.

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One Nation’s James Ashby criticizes Australia’s deteriorating relationship with the U.S., arguing that the government has squandered opportunities to strengthen ties with Donald Trump’s administration. He calls for a smarter trade strategy to protect Australian jobs and suggests replacing Kevin Rudd as ambassador for a more effective diplomatic approach.

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One Nation has officially announced Stuart Bonds as its candidate for the seat of Hunter. With a strong background in business and community advocacy, Bonds is set to challenge the major parties on key issues such as energy, jobs, and the rising cost of living.

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Out of all the sectors of the Australian economy, the hospitality industry has been hit hardest by Labor’s cost-of-living crisis.

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The latest hike in Australians’ electricity bills demonstrates Labor is solely committed to raising energy costs and has no intention of ever reducing them.

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