Australia Day always was and always should be on January 26. It holds a special place in the hearts of Australians. It’s a day to celebrate our nation’s rich history, Aussie culture, and shared achievements. One Nation firmly supports keeping Australia Day on this important date, recognising it as a unifying moment for all Australians to reflect on our country’s journey and look forward to a brighter future.

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This week Senator Pauline Hanson has released One Nation’s first policy to tackle the cost of living crisis—a way for pensioners to keep more money in their pockets.

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Pauline Hanson is bringing a bold policy to the next federal election, focusing on increased aid for pensioners and improved services for veterans. Her proposal underscores her commitment to addressing the needs of Australia's most deserving citizens.

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One Nation has begun hosting events across the country to connect with Australians, share our vision, and hear directly from the communities we aim to serve. Our events are places where people can come together and find the solutions to Australia’s challenges and talk about policy that matters to them.

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Listen as local radio in Gympie, Queensland interview Pauline Hanson. The One Nation leader has consistently demonstrated leadership by prioritising the interests of Australians over party agendas. Her dedication to representing everyday citizens defines her enduring political legacy.

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Australians receiving aged pensions or veteran service pensions would be able to work and earn money without any impact on their payments under a new One Nation policy being taken to the 2025 Federal election.

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said the policy would remove any limits on the capacity for aged pensioners and veterans to work without their payments being affected.

“These Australians have earned their pensions after decades of hard work and service to this nation,” Senator Hanson said. “They should be able to supplement their income with work if they want to, and without those pensions being impacted.

“Many of these Australians could meet some of the demand for skilled and experienced workers in a number of critical areas such as aged care, education, agriculture, retail and public health. This would reduce the need to import workers from overseas and help reduce the high demand for housing in Australia.

“It would obviously also help many struggling pension recipients to earn additional income to meet the challenges of Australia’s high inflation and cost of living.”
Senator Hanson said pensioners earning wages under the policy would be taxed on their incomes like any other worker.

“This policy is a winner for the economy, for businesses and government services, for the pensioners, and for the government,” she said. “It’s a winner for Australia. It’s about ensuring that Australians who want to continue to contribute are able to do so without penalty.

“These are the Australians who have the greatest experience and some very unique skills to offer to their country and the economy. One Nation will make sure there is nothing holding them back if they want to keep working.”

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Listen to MMM Fraser Coast 'flash back' segment as Pauline Hanson, the outspoken founder and leader of One Nation, address the House of Representatives in 1996 about the lack of real world experience of many economists. As relevant today as it was then. Known for her direct style and connection to everyday Australians, Hanson challenges political elites and continues to shape the nation's political landscape.

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Listen as 2GB radio discusses the importance of our politicians being elected from the real world, like Pauline Hanson - who is from a small business background.

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With the federal election year barely underway, Pauline Hanson has nominated Beaudesert schoolteacher Natalie Davis to represent One Nation at the polls.

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