Pauline Hanson and One Nation have always said Labor’s economic approach would take Australia down a ruinous path.

High spending. High taxes. Rising prices.

Australians are starting to feel it, and they’re turning away.

One Nation is the only party consistently holding Labor to account on the economy, while putting forward practical policies that lift living standards and back everyday Australians.

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One Nation is winning big! We have put Australians first, the safety of our country as our main concern, and the prosperity of the nation above all else. This is why we are being rewarded with people’s trust.

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One Nation is now the real opposition in SA. What we know is this, that both political parties attacked One Nation on the same days, on the same issues. The uni party is a cartel, which would be outlawed in any other place.

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One Nation is beating all expectations. We have now have secured lower house seats outside of Queensland. We met our predicted polling numbers. We have grown from a base of zero to something substantial. As Pauline Hanson says, there is nothing stopping us now. We will keep going until we form governments across the nation, and bring back Australian values, love for our country and the prosperity we all deserve.

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As Pauline Hanson has on the weekend, Farrer is next. We plan on presenting a positive plan to the Farrer electorate, but need your support. Please chip in to our campaign.

 

 

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Election results confirm that One Nation’s polling surge is genuine, with support now translating into seats and influence.

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A deep-dive polling analysis by DemosAU shows One Nation could win up to 55 seats at the next election.

But right now, our focus is simple. One seat. Farrer.

We’re not talking about it, we’re doing the work. Two offices opening this week. Signs going up across the region. Radio ads hitting the airwaves. Meet and greets locked in.

Our candidate is fired up, and backed by a strong team of locals who actually live there, work there, and care about the future of their community.

Farrer is in play. And we’re coming for it.

One Nation gains strong polling momentum ahead of the South Australian election, challenging the traditional political order.

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As reported around the country, One Nation is charging ahead in South Australia. Pauline Hanson didn’t go to back to Queensland like the South Australian premier suggested. No she stayed, and refused to abandon the state to Labor. Pauline Hanson took the premier to task about his view that immigrants were only good enough to wipe bums, and told him his comments were disgraceful.