Don’t trust this man. He refuses to say what everyone already knows. Radical Islam is the problem. Instead, he tiptoes around the truth, blaming everyone and everything else while refusing to name radicalised Islamists. Why? Because he wants their votes. As soon as he looks at you, he'll ramp up immigration from these countries that should be on a ban list. 

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There comes a point when some journalists drift so far from reality that their reporting turns into extremist drivel, or reads like the confused ramblings of Joe Biden on a bad day. Tingle has reached that point. Her ideological sympathies are exposed.

 

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Families in Lilley are battling soaring power bills, rising grocery prices, and the pressure of juggling multiple jobs, yet their local MP Anika Wells has reportedly spent more than a quarter of a million dollars in taxpayer funds on luxury travel and lavish getaways.

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More than 500 party members attending One Nation’s annual general meeting Tuesday paused for a minute’s silence to honour the victims of the Bondi attack.

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Senator Pauline Hanson has said that radical Islamic preachers spreading hate speech should have been 'rounded up' and charged years before the Bondi Beach attack.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts says families in Lilley and across Australia are facing impossible choices while their local Labor representative lives lavishly on taxpayer funds.

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Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce have officially emerged as the new power duo of conservative politics, signalling a major shake-up and reinforcing One Nation’s growing influence across Australia.

In their live interview, Pauline Hanson made it clear that this partnership is about strengthening the team, broadening expertise, and positioning One Nation as a party capable of driving real change. She said Australians will now look at One Nation “with a different focus”, recognising that the party is ready to deliver meaningful solutions for the country.

Barnaby Joyce echoed the sentiment, making it clear this collaboration is not spontaneous or political theatre.ong period of time. I want to thank Pauline for her perseverance and patience.”

Their alignment marks a significant moment in Australian politics. With voters increasingly abandoning the major parties, Hanson and Joyce present a united, determined, and experienced force ready to challenge failed leadership, push back against bad policy, and stand up for everyday Australians.

The message is unmistakable: One Nation is growing, strengthening, and rising — and this partnership is only the beginning.

It’s official. Barnaby Joyce is joining One Nation and will contest the NSW Senate at the next election. Senator Hanson spoke exclusively to 88.9 FM Radio alongside Mr Joyce in Tamworth about the announcement.

Mr Joyce has taken careful time to weigh his future since leaving the National Party on the final sitting day of parliament. His decision to stand with One Nation marks a significant moment for our movement.

Senator Hanson and Mr Joyce spent the morning at the Tamworth cattle sales, meeting farmers who urged them to join forces and fight for rural Australia. All Australians want a team that will speak up without fear and deliver for the communities that keep this country running.

Barnaby Joyce brings a depth of experience earned across many years of public service. He has served as deputy Prime Minister a number of times, represented Queensland in the Senate and is the current member for New England. He will be an asset to our party and a strong voice for Australians who have been ignored for too long.

His Ministerial background will strengthen One Nation’s growing parliamentary force and help prepare our team to take the reins of government on behalf of everyday Australians.

Mr Joyce’s campaign experience will be welcomed by our members, who are looking forward to working alongside him throughout the election.

Speaking on 88.9 Tamworth Radio this morning, Barnaby Joyce said Senator Hanson is a fellow traveller on a long list of issues they both share deep concerns about. Their partnership sends a clear signal. One Nation is building, growing and ready to deliver the representation Australians deserve.

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Today, Senator Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce MP visited the site of the Bondi terror attack.
Walking among the crowd, listening and hearing the pain of so many grieving Australians was heart-wrenching.
It is crucial that our leaders listen to grieving families. Walk among them. Stand with them.
Senator Hanson said listening to people is her priority. Hear Senator Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce speak with the crowd and the media about One Nation’s solutions to Labor’s mess.

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