One Nation’s candidate for Lingiari, Sekaliros Baramas, joined Senator Malcolm Roberts in Alice Springs to discuss his vision for the Northern Territory. A long-time local, Baramas is determined to address crime and ineffective youth programs, advocating for self-sufficiency and stronger community support.

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One Nation has announced Kuljeet Kuar Robinson as its candidate for Monash in the upcoming federal election.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson calls for a Senate inquiry into women's sports, condemning the inclusion of biological males in female competitions. She urges women to walk away from unfair matches and demands answers from politicians blocking the inquiry. Hanson also shares concerns over ongoing floods affecting Ipswich residents.

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Industry groups outlined the need for more disaster mitigation and removing insurance taxes and stamp duties as action that would reduce premiums.

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A bold rail plan is being re-jigged ahead of a federal election with the east to west connectivity — and more promise for Northern Territory Red Centre residents, but the senator behind the proposal says he still needs help getting it off the ground.

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One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson has criticised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s comments linking climate change to extreme weather, calling them fear-mongering. Hanson also renewed her push for a Senate inquiry into gender dysphoria and the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports, slamming political roadblocks preventing fair competition for female athletes.

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Indigenous land or heritage claims such as those threatening Mount Panorama at Bathurst will be halted, and all existing claims reviewed as part of One Nation's policy to achieve equal rights and treatment for all Australians, regardless of race.

 

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One Nation Chief of Staff and former Keppel candidate James Ashby has criticised plans to convert the former Yeppoon TAFE site into an Indigenous-led independent school for disengaged youth. He argues the location, next to Yeppoon State High School, is inappropriate and has raised concerns over the lack of public consultation. Meanwhile, Keppel MP Nigel Hutton and the proposed school’s organisers defend the initiative, calling it an alternative learning model for students struggling in mainstream education.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts is driving a major Senate inquiry into wage theft allegations in Australia’s black coal mining sector, as the Fair Work Ombudsman investigates 18 cases involving 25 workers and 17 employers. Estimated underpayments could reach $1.3 billion, making this the largest wage theft case in Australia’s history. One Nation, which has advocated for this probe since 2019, has been invited to submit its findings.

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