Albo's address turned out to be a flop.

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Last night Australians were treated to a total waste of three minutes, three minutes of their lives they won’t get back.

The Prime Minister took control of all broadcast networks and, like some sort of dictator, announced… nothing.

A nothing burger sums up Albanese perfectly. Absolutely no nutritional value, and leaves you needing the loo after consuming it.

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This afternoon’s recount of votes for the SA seat of Narungga has concluded, and the result is in: One Nation has been confirmed as the winner. We have won by 58 votes after a recount. 

This marks our 7th seat in the SA Parliament, including 4 MPs in the lower house.

One Nation has earned the trust of voters by putting forward a bold policy agenda.

Chantelle Thomas’ campaign deserves special mention. All of our candidates worked hard, but Chantelle stood out. Residents saw her out doorknocking with her family, even with her toddler in tow. Door by door, she went, making the effort to extend a handshake to as many people in the local community as possible.

One Nation hopes to showcase Chantelle’s victory as a prime example to candidates across the country that hard work pays off.

That genuine, humble approach is what won her community.

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Historic moment as Cory Bernardi introduces his South Australian team to the public.

Remember, this is the first time in 100 years that a political party outside the tired old two-party system has won a seat.

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What we know is that climate change departments across Australia are bleeding taxpayers to the tune of many, many billions of dollars. Money that could be used to make cheaper, more reliable energy, including fuel, here in Australia.

People might be alarmed to know that not only do these climate change departments cost the economy many millions, they also stop mining activity, they drive up the cost of energy, and cause huge swathes of the economy to lose productivity and their workforce.

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David Farley, One Nation’s candidate for Farrer, has been working hard for local residents. He has been listening to locals and hearing their concerns.

Senator Hanson has joined him to listen to locals, and the overwhelming feedback is that David Farley is a well-respected local who understands the concerns of all residents.

He will fight for a better water deal, better health outcomes, and a secure fuel supply for the region.

Farrer has been ignored for too long. What we do know is that David Farley will fight for the local community, with a team behind him in Canberra that has real runs on the board.

One Nation is the change you can trust in Farrer.

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The Labor Party are playing catch-up with One Nation on NDIS fraud. The whole problem with the NDIS was that when Labor set it up, there were no mechanisms in place to stop fraud or rorting. Instead, Labor just splashed public money without a care.

The Liberals did very little, if anything, to fix the system when they took over. 

Labor are attempting some changes, but they are beholden to a segment of the economy that wants to protect their cash cow.

The ones that suffer are the clients of the NDIS, Australians with real needs. They have to sit by and watch as their packages are eaten away by some unscrupulous providers.

Ultimately, only One Nation will tackle this rort.

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Large parts of this country have been turned upside down over the past two decades. Everyday Australians have been lectured that loving their own country is shameful, that their history is something to apologise for, that their industries have no future, and that their work and livelihoods count for less than someone else’s agenda.

That does not sit well here. Australians believe in a fair go. We are at our best when everyone stands on equal footing, not when elites pick winners and losers.

When the left, backed in far too often by the Liberal Party, starts elevating some groups above others, people feel pain. They feel it in their communities, in their jobs, and around their kitchen tables.

And right now, that frustration is not drifting quietly. It is moving, and it is moving straight toward One Nation.

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