LEAKED EMAIL. Labor has completely lost the plot. Dan Repacholi, Labor’s so called special envoy for men’s health, has been exposed sending an abusive email to a constituent who dared question Labor’s disgraceful gun laws.

So much for caring about men’s health. Calling Australians fools when they raise legitimate concerns is not exactly therapeutic.

The real question is whether the Prime Minister still has confidence in his hand picked men’s health envoy after this spray at a voter. This story is still unfolding. We will keep you posted.

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Since the Bondi Massacre, the Prime Minister has sought to recall parliament early to pass rushed hate speech legislation, as well as establish a national gun buyback scheme.

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Lee Hanson says Australians deserve leaders who show respect, protect young people, and hold governments accountable for fraud, extremism, and wasted taxpayer money. One Nation stands for truth and responsibility.

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One Nation opposes mass migration. Mass migration drives up the cost of living, pushes housing further out of reach, and places even more pressure on already stretched services. 

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Australians are expressing growing anger over what many see as a catastrophic failure of leadership from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in the wake of the nation’s worst terrorist attack. 

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Happy New Year! And what a way to bring in the new year, with a raft of polls showing One Nation’s surge continuing into 2026. When you talk about reducing the cost of housing through controlled immigration, tackling the cost of living, reducing the tax burden and slashing government waste, voters respond.

 

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Boos at the Bondi memorial reveal public anger over leadership failures, radical Islamic terror, gun law debates, and why Pauline Hanson must be heard in Parliament.

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Appearing live on Sky News’ The Kenny Report with Barnaby Joyce, Pauline Hanson condemned weak leadership and the failure of major parties to confront rising extremism. She criticised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for admitting he “could have done more” on antisemitism, saying Australians are still waiting for real action and accountability.

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The most important thing to understand about voting in Australia is this: you own your vote and you own your preferences.

No political party owns them. No how-to-vote card controls preferences. And no one can tell you where your preferences must go beyond what the law requires.

Watch our educational video on voting using our system and how democracy works in Australia. 

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