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  • Congratulation Robert Roylance (Hammond)

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 4:48 PM

    Congratulations to Robert Roylance on a hard-earned victory in the seat of Hammond.

    This is a win for the Murraylands and a win for common sense. Robert isn’t a career politician, and that’s exactly why people have backed him. He’s a local who knows his community, hears their concerns firsthand, and isn’t afraid to speak plainly.

    From running the ferry at Walker Flat to working in his family’s distillery in Mannum, Robert has lived the same life as the people he now represents. Add to that his service in the Army Reserve and his time living and working overseas, and you’ve got someone with real-world experience, not political polish.

    He’s built this result on listening to locals and focusing on what matters: housing, cost of living, reliable energy, better healthcare, and stronger services for regional communities.

    People are tired of being ignored, and Robert has given them a voice.

    Hammond now has a representative who will stand up for the Murraylands, challenge the status quo, and fight for better outcomes for everyday Australians.

    Well done, Robert.

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  • Congratulations David Paton (Ngadjuri)

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 4:31 PM

    Congratulations to David Paton on a strong and well-earned victory in the seat of Ngadjuri.

    This is a win built on hard work, local trust, and a clear commitment to the people of regional South Australia. David has campaigned with a sharp focus on what matters, backing families, supporting agriculture, and standing up for local industry.

    He understands that regional communities have been overlooked for too long. His message has been simple and it’s cut through: fair infrastructure funding, reliable energy, and policies that actually strengthen local jobs and community wellbeing.

    David brings practical leadership and a genuine connection to the people he represents. 

    Ngadjuri now has a strong voice in Parliament, one that will stand up for the regions and fight for the fair go they deserve.

  • Labor Support Slips As One Nation Rises

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 4:28 PM

    One Nation’s hard work this week has forced the government to finally move on the fuel crisis and voters are taking notice.

    Not every measure we put forward has been adopted, but it’s a start. And it proves a simple point: when you bring forward sensible policy and make the case publicly, Australians respond.

    People are paying attention to who’s actually fighting for them and who’s just along for the ride.

    That’s why support for One Nation is growing, and why we’re seeing it reflected in the polls.

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  • Fuel Security Debate Intensifies In Parliament

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 4:27 PM

     Pauline Hanson asks the hard questions about fuel supply 

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  • Calls To Freeze Fuel GST Amid Crisis

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 4:22 PM

    The Labor government is taxing Australians without easing, squeezing households already doing it tough.

    As 4BC rightly pointed out, we’ve now got taxes on taxes. Fuel excise, then GST slapped on top of it. It’s a double hit every time you fill up.

    That’s not fair, and it’s not sustainable.

    Instead of bleeding Australians dry, Labor needs to cut the waste, rein in spending, and give people some breathing room.

    Australians don’t need more taxes. They need relief.

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  • Chalmers says latest Treasury modeling shows Australia's inflation could reach 5%, as national cabinet meets on fuel

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 3:26 PM

    Labor will point the finger at fuel to explain rising inflation and yes, fuel plays a big role.

    But here’s the part they won’t admit.

    Labor failed to prepare for a fuel shock. 

    And while Australians are paying more at the bowser and at the checkout, Labor is doubling down on costly net zero policies that are driving prices even higher.

    You can’t mismanage energy, ignore risk, and then act surprised when everything gets more expensive.

    Australians are paying the price for Labor's learn-on-the-job approach to managing the economy.

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  • South Australia Results Propel One Nation Forward

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 2:33 PM

    Can One Nation replicate its SA success in Victoria?

    One thing is certain. Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell, our MP for Northern Victoria, is ready to give it everything.

    With strong policies and a growing grassroots movement, the opportunity is real.

    After what we’ve achieved in South Australia, even bigger results are within reach.

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  • 'We're not on top of this': Joyce warns of further fuel supply risks as Iran conflict escalates

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 2:31 PM

    The government is fumbling the fuel crisis, and Barnaby Joyce is calling them out on it.

    Rushed legislation this week adopts some of One Nation’s solutions, but half-job Albo has failed to increase mining, bring refining onshore, or dump net zero.

    That means the problems will only get worse as the war expands.

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  • Fuel Bill Criticised As Crisis Falls Short

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 11:47 AM

    One Nation has long argued that Australia must manage its fuel supplies far better than it does today.

    Senator Malcolm Roberts has been raising this issue in the Senate for years.

    We’ve been warning about it. Now Australians can see why it matters.

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  • One Nation Holds Strong In Latest Polls

    Posted by · March 31, 2026 11:34 AM

    Pauline Hanson is a trusted leader because she has been right for years.

    Now the polling is clear. One Nation is the only party taking the fight right up to Labor.

    If you want Labor and their Greens mates gone, the choice is simple. Vote One Nation.

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