Barnaby Joyce says One Nation is changing the national conversation to ensure Australian's voices are heard on matter like immigration, the cost of living, fuel security, and energy costs.

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Fruit and vegetables rotting in the fields while farmers wait for fuel. That’s the reality under Labor right now.

When farmers can’t get petrol, they can’t harvest, transport, or keep food moving to Australian families. And this hits the price you pay at the checkout.

One Nation has practical policies that keep fuel flowing to regional Australia, support our farmers, and stop good produce going to waste. Wasted fruit and veggies destroys livings and makes food more expensive. 

Australians deserve better than this.

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The One Nation team have been pushing legislation in the Senate that would see Australia have a gas reserve build up. Making Australia safe again from international shocks and conflict. 

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One Nation has introduce legislation to build our strategic reserves of gas. Australia exports gas while Australians pay some of the highest energy prices in the world. One Nation says reserve 15% for domestic use and put Australians first.

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Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce joined Karl Stefanovic on the Today Show after their massive rally in Albury over the weekend.

The message was loud and clear. The enormous crowd in Albury shows the momentum is building and Australians are rallying behind One Nation.

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What we know is this. Labor is not telling Australians the truth about fuel.

Right now, vast parts of the country are struggling to get petrol and prices have surged. This mess was avoidable.

One Nation has been warning about this for years. Australia should be extracting and refining our own fuel here at home and building real strategic reserves. Instead, the government left us exposed.

Australians are now paying the price for that failure.

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In Farrer, a vote for the Liberals or Nationals risks opening the door to a radical left Teal candidate.

If Labor does not field a candidate, their vote could drift to the Teal campaign. But we will fight the Teal threat. 

The Teals push policies that would hurt regional and rural Australia. During the current energy crisis, their answer is that food could simply be transported by electric vehicles. The Teals appeal to inner city types with money trees in their back yards, people who don't live in the real world. 

The local Teal candidate in Farrer has also called for higher immigration and for taxpayers to fund English lessons for new arrivals.

At a time when families across Farrer are struggling with rent and rising living costs, it is deeply concerning to see someone seeking office while promoting policies that would make life even harder for the people who already live here.

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The starter’s gun has fired for the Farrer by-election on 9 May and One Nation is already out in front.

Early polling has us leading the field, and that momentum is only the beginning. Now the job is to get out across the electorate, earn people’s trust, and build the support needed to deliver real change for Farrer.

This campaign is about putting Farrer first and giving the region the strong representation it has been missing.

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Polling shows One Nation out in front in Farrer.

That’s encouraging, but elections aren’t won by polls. They’re won by earning the trust of people right across the electorate.

Over the coming weeks we’ll be out listening, meeting locals, and working hard to earn the trust and respect of communities across Farrer. Real representation starts by turning up and doing the work.

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