In a fiery radio discussion, callers reflect on Senator Pauline Hanson’s past, arguing she was jailed because she posed a political threat. The conversation slams “fools making the rules,” solar power policies, The Voice referendum, and the Greens. Listeners say ordinary Australians are fed up with division, name-calling, and out-of-touch politicians.

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Lee Hanson and Louise Elliot joined Paul Murray to share their vision for Tasmania. Louise, a Hobart City Councillor, spoke passionately about the need for more housing, less red tape, and opportunities for young Tasmanians to stay and thrive. Lee reflected on her love for Tasmania’s sense of community and her commitment to protecting its way of life for future generations. Both stressed the importance of freedom, opportunity, and strong local representation.

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In a recent article The Guardian posed the rhetorical question to One Nation: when will you back off 21-year-old South Australian Labor Senator Charlotte Walker? They even falsely claimed Pauline Hanson is “obsessed” with the wee lass.

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Lucy Zelić’s opinion article in the Daily Telegraph (21-8-2025) is a devastating confirmation of everything One Nation has been warning about for years. She puts it plainly: “Has anyone bothered to ask where the hell these new arrivals are going to live?” With 279,000 migrants flooding in within just six months and almost half a million expected this financial year, Australians are being forced to compete for housing, jobs, and services. This is the direct result of Labor’s reckless immigration agenda, which Zelić correctly identifies as “a strategy to stay in power, not improve the country.”

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Community members in Northern Victoria are alarmed by the environmental toll of repeated flooding in Gunbower State Forest, with eight floods over the past decade destroying understory plants and threatening endangered grey box trees and wattles. One Nation MP Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell has called on the Water Minister to visit the forest, urging direct action and greater awareness of the damage being done to this vital ecosystem.

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Senator Pauline Hanson has strongly criticised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s handling of relations with Israel, calling it a disgraceful failure that has left Australian Jews feeling unsafe. Speaking with Chris Smith, Hanson backed Benjamin Netanyahu’s rebuke and warned of the rise of fundamentalist extremism in Australia. She also addressed the resignation of One Nation Senator-elect Warwick Staib due to ill health, confirming she is committed to finding a hardworking replacement for New South Wales. Hanson dismissed speculation about her daughter Lee moving states, reiterating Lee’s dedication to contesting the Senate in Tasmania.

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From The Local Paper – Mitchell Shire, Wednesday, August 20, 2025:

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On Paul Murray Live, One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby criticised the Albanese Government’s Productivity Roundtable, arguing that it excludes real business voices while promoting costly reforms such as universal childcare. James Ashby highlighted burdensome red tape faced by small operators, including nightclub owners and tourism businesses, saying the government’s focus on NDAs and selective consultation ignores genuine productivity challenges. While the Prime Minister praised falling inflation, James Ashby warned that Australians are paying the price through overregulation and misguided priorities.

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In a candid interview with Andrew Bolt, Senator Pauline Hanson explains why One Nation’s support is climbing in the polls while the Coalition struggles. Hanson argues that conservatives are turning away from the Liberal Party’s lack of conviction and weak leadership under Susan Ley. She highlights One Nation’s record on policies such as budget savings, pensions, taxation reform, manufacturing, farming, and immigration—emphasising her role as a conviction politician who addresses the real issues facing Australians. Hanson also criticises Liberal MPs for failing to stand up against radical gender ideology and for abandoning parents on vital cultural debates.

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