For the first time ever, Pauline Hanson has been included in the preferred Prime Minister ratings, and it’s a strong debut. Australians want one nation, united. They are tired of Labor’s division and grievance politics. Pauline Hanson has a plan to lower power prices, reduce taxes, and slash government waste.

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Pauline Hanson and the producers of A Super Progressive Movie were thrilled to partner with Holly Valance, who reworked her hit Kiss Kiss (XX) My Arse especially for the film. The track is now topping charts and going viral.

Grab your copy on iTunes.

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There is a lot of debate about why One Nation is so popular. All of that debate points to a very simple reality. Pauline Hanson is popular because she is down to earth and honest.

No one can match Pauline and her team when it comes to trust and honesty in political leadership. Her brutal truth-telling has attracted plenty of criticism, but our leader has never wavered.

Now Senator Hanson is riding a wave of her own making, a strong and solid base of Australians who stand behind her because she tells the truth.

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One thing is certain. Lee Hanson takes nothing for granted. Not polls, not predictions, and never a “likely” result.

She knows the only way to earn a seat in Parliament is through hard work. That lesson was drilled in early by her mother, Pauline Hanson, and reinforced by both her parents, who instilled in her a strong work ethic and a deep respect for earning trust, not expecting it.

Tasmanians will be seeing a lot of Lee Hanson in the years ahead. On the ground, listening, responding, and working on the issues that matter most to the people of Tasmania.

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The so-called “hate speech” laws rushed through Parliament this week by the Labor–Liberal coalition are a dangerous and unnecessary legislative overreach. They were opposed by large numbers of Australians, including academics, legal experts, and religious leaders, yet were forced through regardless.

A serious public discussion about these laws is not only justified, but also essential.

Firstly, One Nation is firmly committed to opposing these laws and repealing them. In our view, they are designed to silence Australians who criticise government policy and political orthodoxy, rather than to genuinely protect public safety.

Existing laws would have contained and prosecuted hate preachers, but Labor was never interested in prosecuting hate, just people who oppose their views.

The legislation also contains significant loopholes that may allow the hate preachers and extremists to evade justice, while ordinary Australians face increased legal risk for expressing lawful opinions.

History shows that rushed, chaotic, and arrogant governments rarely produce legislation free from unintended consequences. These laws are no exception. Poorly defined provisions risk capturing clumsy jokes, ill-phrased social media posts, or robust political commentary that was never intended to incite harm.

One Nation stands firmly against violence or threats of violence in all circumstances. We continue to support lawful and peaceful protest, and we have published clear guides to help supporters avoid provocation at rallies and demonstrations, particularly where criticism of government policy may attract agitation from extremist groups on the Left.

We encourage all supporters to read our guidance material and to prioritise personal safety at all times. 

One Nation has always encouraged responsible use of social media. Intimidation, bullying, and slander have no place in public debate and are expressly prohibited under our Code of Conduct.

Our Branch By-Laws clearly state that all Party communication channels must be used free from intimidation or threats. 

Similarly, our Code of Conduct requires members to behave ethically, treat others with dignity, and promote respectful debate.

One Nation is proud that its members adhere to these standards, in clear contrast to the conduct of radical Islamist supporters and extremist left-wing activists whose actions have fuelled hatred and division, particularly towards the Jewish community, and who despise Australian values.

Ultimately, Australians who act in good faith, speak honestly, and hold a genuine love for their country should not be targeted by the Albanese Labor government. That principle remains at the heart of One Nation’s opposition to these laws. 

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Senator Sean Bell tells it straight. The laws rushed through by the Labor–Liberal coalition are a complete mess.

They’re riddled with unintended consequences, stitched together in a secret backroom deal by a desperate Opposition Leader more focused on saving her own skin than holding Labor to account.

These laws won’t stop a terrorist attack. What they will do is put innocent Australians at risk of jail.

This is some of the worst legislation ever dumped on the floor of the Australian Parliament. A knee-jerk fix that creates bigger problems than it pretends to solve.

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Pauline Hanson is ranked as Australia’s most trusted political communicator in recent polling.

Listen to her take on the rushed hate speech laws pushed through by the Liberal and National Parties. The process was arrogant, the handling chaotic, and the delivery negligent for changes of this magnitude.

Pauline explains exactly how and why it matters.

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This is crucial. There is a side of Pauline Hanson that not all of us have seen, a side the media has refused to show until only recently.

Brisbane’s B105 interviewed our leader and spoke candidly with her about raising children, her relationships, and the important work of her public life in politics.

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Labor rushed sweeping gun law changes through Parliament with no scrutiny or committee review. Law-abiding owners pay the price for reckless process.

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