One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby criticised Labor’s renewable energy agenda, warning that wind farms and solar projects are carving up Queensland’s farmland, destroying habitats, and failing to deliver affordable power. He argued locals are being ignored while costs soar, with some businesses now relying on diesel generators as a cheaper option than grid electricity. James Ashby praised Queensland’s state government for listening to regional communities, contrasting it with what he sees as federal Labor’s ideological pursuit of renewables at any cost.

 

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Parliament House became the centre of major protests on Sunday, with anti-immigration rallies drawing crowds waving more Australian flags than on Australia Day. One Nation Leader Senator Pauline Hanson attended the rally, receiving a hero’s welcome from supporters. The event was marked by its intensity, with strong emotions and a more hostile atmosphere toward the media than seen at other demonstrations.

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One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby criticised the failure of Australia’s tobacco tax, saying it fuels black markets and criminal gangs while failing to cut smoking. He also argued against diversity quotas in hiring, stressing that businesses need the best people for the job, not token hires. Additionally, Ashby backed calls to rein in lengthy Welcome to Country ceremonies at sporting events, saying they divide rather than unite Australians.

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One Nation Leader Senator Pauline Hanson says the Liberal Party is tearing itself apart, leaving Australians disillusioned with both major parties and creating space for her party’s rise. Senator Hanson highlighted Labor’s long history of using migration for political advantage, warning that multicultural policies and lack of English requirements are dividing communities. Confident in One Nation’s growing support, she believes the party could form government within 15 years, with state-level breakthroughs possible even sooner.

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Lee Hanson responds to the growing unrest across Australia with the pro-Palestine rallies—stating that Australians are sick of the division, violence, and hatred unfolding on our streets every weekend. She holds the government responsible for allowing it to escalate and calls for an immediate halt to protests on all sides. Referencing the Bondi demonstration, Lee Hanson says Australians have had enough and are starting to stand up, demanding leadership that puts the country’s unity and future first.

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During a radio discussion, a caller raised Senator Pauline Hanson’s recent Senate motion to make burning or desecrating the Australian flag a criminal offence — a motion that was blocked by Labor. The caller said flag-burning is “inciting violence towards the Australian people” and urged South Australians to voice their concerns to their MPs. While it is not currently illegal in Australia, the caller agreed with Hanson that it should be, arguing the flag is a national symbol that deserves respect and protection.

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Lee Hanson exposes the devastating impact of the Net Zero agenda on Australia’s economy, small businesses, and environment. It’s time to wake up and stop the damage being done under the guise of climate responsibility.

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Senator Pauline Hanson says One Nation is here to stay and could lead government within a decade, criticising both Labor and the Coalition for failing Australians on issues like immigration, Net Zero, and national unity. She confirmed she will stand at the next election but is focused on securing the party’s future leadership. Senator Hanson added that her daughter, Lee Hanson, has “a lot to offer” but must prove herself on merit, while her priority remains leaving the party in strong hands to represent everyday Australians.

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One Nation Leader Senator Pauline Hanson has been praised for standing up in the Senate to defend women’s rights. Hanson questioned the Minister for Women over the erosion of protections under the Sex Discrimination Act, a concern advocates say is being ignored. Entrepreneur Sall Grover publicly backed Hanson’s stance, welcoming her push to restore the legal definition of “woman” and safeguard female-only spaces.

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