Honourable Rod Caddies reaffirmed One Nation’s support for the Liquor Control Act while pressing for stronger wraparound services to support those on the Banned Drinkers Register (BDR). He warned that without proper rehabilitation, people turn to dangerous alternatives like fuel sniffing or home-distilled alcohol. Rod Caddies also raised concerns about digital ID, stressing that physical IDs must always remain an option, and highlighted the need to ease compliance costs for small family businesses.

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Pauline Hanson revealed her Please Explain cartoon series is now being made into a 90-minute feature film set for release on Australia Day. She also criticised the Prime Minister’s overseas trips and foreign aid spending, arguing that vital domestic and regional issues are being ignored. Senator Hanson further raised concerns about refugee arrivals and national security implications.

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Honourable Rod Caddies opposed amendments to a motion, arguing the original wording was accurate and should stand. He criticised the Premier’s refusal to read a letter and his dismissive attitude toward public concerns. Rod Caddies insisted accountability and an apology were necessary, reaffirming One Nation’s stance.

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Pauline Hanson joined disscusses leadership challenges and the future direction of Australian politics. Hanson argued that strong voices are needed to counter failing policies, especially on climate and net zero. She highlighted growing support for One Nation, with former Liberal members shifting to her party.

 

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Senator Pauline Hanson shared her thoughts on growing voter frustration and the issues shaping Australia’s future. She highlighted widespread concerns over mass immigration, rising costs, and climate targets, while also announcing the upcoming Please Explain feature film set for release on January 26, 2026. The project follows the success of more than 100 cartoon episodes with over 50 million views.

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If you take the government's money to buy a battery, you have to have a system installed that will allow them to take it over and drain it to the grid in the future.

The government is spending $2.3 billion dollars of your money to subsidise up to 30% of an installed home battery.

But here's the catch. If you take a single dollar of that government money the battery MUST be capable of participating in a virtual power plant or VPP.

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There are encouraging signs that momentum is behind One Nation. But let’s look at the facts and approach our steady rise in the polls with clear eyes.

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With One Nation's primary vote having risen from 6.4 per cent at the May election to 10 per cent, many in the Nationals might be wondering if their cause might be better served by leaving the Coalition and joining forces with One Nation (if the latter would have them)?

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Senator Pauline Hanson has confirmed Sean Bell will fill One Nation’s New South Wales Senate vacancy, emphasising his loyalty and nine years of experience as her advisor. Senator Hanson said Bell’s dedication and work ethic outweigh concerns about his move from Queensland, arguing he will deliver more for NSW than others who have abandoned the party. She criticised  some MPs for opposing the appointment, vowing to keep fighting for trustworthy candidates who will represent Australians with honesty and hard work.

 

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