Labor down to 32%. One Nation rising to 28%. The Coalition stuck at 19%. The political landscape is shifting and the surge is real.

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Pauline Hanson has revealed the One Nation party hopefuls who will fight for the seat of Farrer ahead of a highly anticipated by-election. Senator Hanson there had been “overwhelming” interest in potential candidates wanting to stand for Farrer, with 80 people putting their names forward in the initial process. Senator Hanson thanked everyone who put their hand up. David Farley, Leigh Wolki and Guy Cooper will contest the Farrer candidacy in a One Nation preselection meeting at the Albury Convention Centre from 9am on March 7. “Leigh, Guy and David are all dedicated locals who understand what makes Farrer tick,” Senator Hanson said. One Nation dared Labor to run a candidate, so a contest between Labor's horrific record could be pitted against our offer of robust economic strategies. 

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Three-way contest for Farrer candidacy

27 February 2026

Three people with strong credentials will face local party members in Albury on 7 March as part of the process to determine who will stand for One Nation in the Farrer by-election.

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said interest in standing for One Nation in Farrer had been overwhelming.

 

 

 

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**** Note: Congratulations to David Farley who won preselection for the seat of Farrer at a preselection held in Albury. Mr Farley will be a strong advocate for his community and the people of the entire region. 

The federal executive has set Saturday, 7 March, as the date for One Nation's preselection for the Farrer by-election. The event will be held at the Albury Entertainment Centre (AEC). At 2PM we will hold a rally that everyone is welcome to attend at the main auditorium of the AEC, where our candidate will be introduced. 

 

 

 

 

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What many Australians do not find fair is being forced to number every box on a ballot paper, including having to choose between the final two candidates when they may strongly reject both.

Under compulsory preferential voting, you are required to help decide between parties you may equally oppose. For many One Nation voters, the Greens and Labor are two toxic and repulsive choices. In inner city contests it often comes down to exactly that choice. Greens or Labor.

Being compelled to direct your vote to one of them, even if it is your last preference, means your ballot ultimately lands in a pile that helps elect a party you fundamentally disagree with. That does not sit right with a lot of people.

An optional preferential voting system allows Australians to rank only the parties they genuinely support. If there are parties they consider equally toxic, they can simply leave them off. Their vote would not be used to prop up someone they reject.

That is fair. That respects voter intent. That is democracy. Democracy should not be about making a choice between who they dislike the most. For many people, being forced into that position actually turns them off democratic participation.

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Inflation at 3.8%. Debt soaring. Governments spending out of control. One Nation says cut waste, slash debt and restore economic stability.

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As reported today, Islamic schools are excluding girls who are menstruating. Appallingly, young students have been forced to disclose their periods to teachers who keep records of their menstrual cycles and send them to so called “period rooms”.

This is 2026. Treating young women like this has no place in modern Australia. The left won't speak up for these young women, but one Nation will.

This kind of fundamental extremism is exactly what One Nation opposes. The report states, “Students from Muslim schools have alleged ‘invasive’ practices, saying girls are sent to so called ‘period’ or ‘rag’ rooms instead of attending prayers, and that teachers reportedly log how many days they are on their periods.” You read that correctly. Sent to “rag” rooms.

Further allegations include coercion, with students pressured to disclose intimate details of their cycles. According to the report, while in these rooms students were made to watch indoctrination videos.

Aynur Simsirel, chief executive of Ilim College, confirmed that girls were taken to a “supervised space” called the Girls’ Room when excused from prayers for menstruation. “It is well established within Islamic practice that women who are menstruating are .... excluded".

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One Nation has made it very clear, we will make preference deals a thing of the past by giving voters the choice to distribute their preferences or not. 

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Only One Nation can beat Labor. Only One Nation is taking votes off Labor. A vote for anyone else is a wasted vote. Pauline Hanson has stayed true to her values, and that's why voters trust her. That's why Labor voters are moving to One Nation. 

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