One Nation will fight for your right to fish. 

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Anthony Albanese has slurred Pauline Hanson’s supporters as “dark forces.” In one phrase, he revealed exactly what this out-of-touch Labor Government really thinks about everyday Australians.
Because when Australians speak up for affordable housing, lower electricity bills, safer communities and sensible immigration levels, they shouldn’t be dismissed, they should be heard.
Instead, the Prime Minister chose arrogance over accountability. Well, we’re taking that insult and turning it into a badge of honour.
Buy the shirt that displays Albo’s slur: if standing up for your country, your family and your future makes you one of Pauline’s “Dark Forces,” then wear it with pride.
We’re not silent. We’re not ashamed. And we’re not backing down.

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Over the weekend One Nation’s Lilley Branch was doorknocking in Banyo, Brisbane. The local Labor member is on the nose, with parents at school drop off and shoppers constantly raising concerns about the member’s extravagant travel spending. It has given many serious pause for thought about looking to strong alternatives like One Nation. The voter outreach was a spectacular success, with locals stopping their cars, coming over to our volunteers and speaking about the issues affecting them. One Nation is certainly experiencing momentum in all parts of the country, from the inner city to the outer suburbs and in the rural and regional areas. 

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Preselection is underway for the federal seat of Farrer, with a by election looming after the local Liberal member abandoned the community.

One Nation is ready.

We dare Labor to put up a candidate and let the people of Farrer decide. Do they want more of Labor’s record, or do they back Pauline Hanson’s message of unity, common sense and hope for Australia’s future?

Let the voters have their say.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts raises concerns about extremism, ideology and Australia’s national security.

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Immigration is the number one issue hammering everyday Australians. Housing is tighter, roads are clogged, wages are under pressure and yet Labor keeps the intake high and hopes you will not notice.

Voters know who will actually deal with it. Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is the party Australians trust to take control of our borders. 

And here is what has Labor worried most. Australians are walking away from them. They are picking up their votes and backing a party that actually listens. Labor treats the public like a nuisance and the Parliament like a rubber stamp.

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Mosques and Islamic community centres in Sydney and Melbourne are openly inviting people to mark what they call the “martyrdom” of Iran’s former leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Let us be clear. The Iranian regime has crushed dissent, brutalised its own people and oppressed women and girls. Mant thousands have suffered under its rule.

Australians have every right to ask why anyone here would glorify a regime built on extremism, repression and intimidation.

If individuals in this country are actively promoting or supporting a listed terrorist organisation, the law should come down on them hard. Visa holders who back violent extremism should not expect the privilege of staying in Australia. Deportation of these people must be a priority.

We welcome people who respect our values, our freedoms and our democracy. We will not tolerate the importation of sectarian hatred or the celebration of regimes that trample human rights.

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Labor down to 32%. One Nation rising to 28%. The Coalition stuck at 19%. The political landscape is shifting and the surge is real.

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Pauline Hanson has revealed the One Nation party hopefuls who will fight for the seat of Farrer ahead of a highly anticipated by-election. Senator Hanson there had been “overwhelming” interest in potential candidates wanting to stand for Farrer, with 80 people putting their names forward in the initial process. Senator Hanson thanked everyone who put their hand up. David Farley, Leigh Wolki and Guy Cooper will contest the Farrer candidacy in a One Nation preselection meeting at the Albury Convention Centre from 9am on March 7. “Leigh, Guy and David are all dedicated locals who understand what makes Farrer tick,” Senator Hanson said. One Nation dared Labor to run a candidate, so a contest between Labor's horrific record could be pitted against our offer of robust economic strategies. 

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