The fuel crisis was avoidable. Instead, families are being slugged with higher costs right when Labor’s inflation-driving policies are already doing damage.

As Barnaby Joyce has said, One Nation would scrap the policies pushing prices up. We’d ditch net zero, bring down electricity costs, and cut the bureaucracy that’s choking building, mining, and farming.

It’s about getting Australia moving again and taking the pressure off families.

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 The NDIS is full of fraud that is targeting Australia's most vulnerable people. One Nation strongly advocates for the overhaul of the system to keep it sustainable and delivering for the people who need it most. 

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Cory Bernardi was elected on a clear platform of reducing the effects of immigration. From housing to pressure on infrastructure, the time to act is now.

Jai Brown, a One Nation SA voter, has explained what matters to him. What we know is that the major parties have left so many people behind. Only One Nation can bring positive change to people's lives. 

“We don’t have enough housing to keep up with our growing population, we probably need to close up the doors a little bit,” he said.

“At the moment we are just drowning.”

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David Farley is exactly the kind of representative Farrer needs. He’s run a strong, energetic campaign focused on real solutions, not empty promises.

After 25 years of neglect, Farrer deserves better. It’s time to send someone to Canberra who will fight for local communities.

David Farley will put Farrer first. He is the change we can trust. 

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One Nation will keep Australians safe. We ask the hard questions. 

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Your housing costs will come down if we slash the rate of immigration. 40% of Australians believe that One Nation is the party best suited to tackle this issue. The unprecedented rate at which new immigrants enter the country is crushing Australians. Albanese isn’t being upfront about the sheer size of the numbers. One Nation has policies that will reduce many of the pressures we are feeling by slashing immigration rates.

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One Nation’s growth in support is now acknowledged as coming from a broad cross-section of society. Women and younger Australians in particular are backing One Nation.

Our goal is quite clear, as Pauline Hanson has said. We aim not to keep them honest, but to replace them, because the tired old two-party system cannot be held honest in any way. And that is a view more and more Australians are coming to. 

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