The Speaker of Parliament has set 9 May as the date for the Farrer by-election.

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation will select its candidate this Saturday, with the campaign to focus on the issues that matter most to regional Australians: lower power prices, a better deal for our farmers, improved health services, stronger infrastructure, and a serious cut to immigration.

Housing pressures are biting across regional communities. Sky-high immigration has pushed demand through the roof, squeezing families and local workers. This mess was created by both the Liberals and Labor, and Australians are paying the price.

Labor has not yet announced a candidate. One Nation calls on them to contest the by-election so their (lack-of) policies can be properly tested against One Nation’s full policy platform.

The people of Farrer deserve a real contest of ideas.

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Pauline Hanson says One Nation's rise is a simple formular, listen to Australians and take action.

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The Labor–Liberal club can censure Pauline Hanson all they like. Australians are far more concerned about a government that has no real plan to protect the country from petrol shortages and soaring fuel prices as the Iran war threatens global oil supplies.

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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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