Australia is facing a disturbing rise in forced marriages, with the Australian Federal Police reporting an increasing number of cases involving girls as young as fifteen being taken overseas without consent. A senior AFP officer warned that these incidents are now appearing far more frequently across Sydney, highlighting a serious and growing problem that demands national attention.

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One Nation is on the rise again, recording its strongest polling numbers in more than two decades, as Australians across every state turn away from the major parties and back Pauline Hanson’s bold, commonsense leadership. 

According to new Flow FM polling, One Nation support has jumped from 14% to 18%, its highest level since 1998. While Labor remains ahead on a two-party-preferred basis, the message from voters is unmistakable, Pauline Hanson’s influence cannot be underestimated.

The surge isn’t limited to one region. State-by-state figures show One Nation rising everywhere:

NSW: +2.5%

Victoria: +1.5%

Queensland: +3%

Western Australia: +5%

This widespread lift shows a nation fed up with the status quo and looking for a genuine alternative that speaks for everyday Australians. 

Meanwhile, the Greens have collapsed in the polls dropping to as low as 9% while support for the Coalition remains stagnant at 27%. The contrast is clear: One Nation is growing because Australians are demanding stronger borders, affordable energy, and a government that puts Australia first.

As cost-of-living pressures intensify and frustration with weak leadership grows, more Australians are choosing One Nation’s direct, unapologetic approach. Pauline Hanson’s message is resonating: Australians want their country back and One Nation is ready to fight for it.

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Australia will need to rapidly expand parking space to accommodate the hundreds of fuel-guzzling luxury private jets that would descend on the country should Labor be ‘successful’ in its bid to host the virtue-signalling talkfest called COP31.

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had failed to consider the logistical problems associated with his latest vanity project – the bid to host a United Nations climate conference in Adelaide at a cost of up to $2 billion.

“We checked the numbers,” Senator Hanson said. “Delegates attending COP28 in the United Arab Emirates in 2023 flew in on a combined total of 644 private jets.

“The problem for Adelaide is that its airport barely has enough hard stand accommodation for 10 private jets – even fewer if the RFDS is in town. In fact, the entire country doesn’t have sufficient hard stand accommodation for more than 600 private jets.

“Where will all these virtuous billionaire activists – lecturing the rest of us on our climate footprints – park their fuel-guzzling luxury private jets, those wonderful symbols of their solemn commitments to reduce their personal emissions and lead a simpler life by example?”

Senator Hanson said with the UN demanding emissions cuts that would completely cripple Australia’s economy and their officials interfering in Australian courts, a government that put Australian interests first would drop the COP31 bid and start the process of withdrawing from the UN.

“Australia can’t afford the estimated $2 billion it will cost taxpayers to fund the Prime Minister’s latest vanity exercise,” she said. “There is no need to host this conference, and no benefit to Australia – just more cost to accommodate climate change hypocrites.

“One Nation’s policy is to withdraw Australia from the Paris Agreement and ultimately from the United Nations itself. This body deliberately means harm to our country and it’s no longer in our interests to remain a member.”

 

 

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Pauline Hanson is taking a firm stand for free speech as she launches a Federal Court appeal after a judge ruled her blunt response to Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi breached the Racial Discrimination Act. The case stems from 2022, when Senator Mehreen Faruqi publicly refused to mourn the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and criticised the late monarch on Twitter.

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Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, has delivered a powerful interview on FiveAA Adelaide, calling for Australia to walk away from Net Zero, rebuild reliable energy, and take back control of its economic future. Hanson made it clear that both major parties have failed Australians, creating an energy crisis through reckless climate policies and a refusal to prioritise local industries.

Pauline Hanson warned that Net Zero is destroying manufacturing, driving small businesses into insolvency, and pushing families into poverty. She revealed that in just one year, Australia lost 1,400 manufacturing businesses and 30,000 small businesses, with soaring power bills being a major factor.

She criticised the billions wasted on unreliable renewables, saying South Australia still only produces 18–30% of its power from wind and solar on any given day. “We need diversity of power  coal, gas, and nuclear  not ideological experiments that shut industries down,” she said.

Pauline Hanson called for Australia to exit the Paris Agreement, build two new coal-fired power stations, and begin a national conversation on nuclear energy. With nuclear used safely around the world, she said it’s time Australia stopped pretending it isn’t an option.

She slammed both Labor and the Liberals for being “rudderless,” saying they only shifted their Net Zero position because One Nation’s rise in the polls forced their hand. Meanwhile, mass migration continues to surge, adding pressure to power demand, housing, hospitals, and infrastructure.

Pauline Hanson’s message is clear:
Australia needs cheap, reliable power, strong industries, and leaders with the courage to put Australians first  not global climate agendas. One Nation remains the only party willing to say it and fight for it.

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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is once again leading the national conversation, standing as the only party that has consistently demanded a full inquiry into the medical treatment of so-called transgender children. For years, Hanson has warned against the growing use of puberty blockers and hormone treatments on minors, calling for transparency, proper evidence, and protections for vulnerable young Australians. 

During a recent segment on 2SM Sydney, radio hosts highlighted that every major party, Labor, Liberal, Nationals, and the Greens  voted against Hanson’s push for an inquiry, ignoring rising concerns from parents, doctors, and international medical authorities. They noted that even the magistrate who once ruled hormone blockers safe has now admitted the evidence she relied on was false, saying she would reverse her decision today. 

Despite this alarming revelation, only One Nation continues to demand answers. Hanson has never called for a ban only for the truth. She has consistently argued that children deserve protection, not experimental medical interventions being pushed without long-term proof of safety.

At a time when overseas countries are rolling back gender treatments for minors, Australia risks falling behind, refusing to even investigate the issue. Hanson warns that political cowardice from the major parties is putting children at risk.

One Nation’s stance is clear to Protect children first, demand honest, evidence-based medicine, hold the medical system accountable, stop political ideology from driving child healthcare.

Pauline Hanson is the only leader fighting for transparency and for Australia’s kids.

If you want real change, you don’t have to wait until election day. Drop into your nearest pre-poll and cast your vote early for Luke Sleep, One Nation’s hard-working local candidate. Luke is a coal miner who knows the struggles families are facing and will fight for locals, not the career politicians. Take your How to Vote card with you and make your vote count.

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Pauline Hanson has responded to One Nation’s rising poll numbers, saying Australians are demanding real change and want their country back. Speaking to Sky News after leaving court, Pauline Hanson said the surge in support reflects exactly what she hears every day from ordinary Australians who feel ignored, overtaxed, and let down by both major parties. She said people across the nation are fed up with rising living costs, mass migration, energy chaos, and a political class that puts global agendas ahead of Australian families.

Pauline Hanson said voters are turning to One Nation because the party is willing to speak honestly about the issues others avoid, from immigration and energy security to protecting children, supporting farmers, and rebuilding national sovereignty. She said Australians want leaders with backbone, not parties that cave to activists or overseas interests. With frustration growing nationwide, Pauline Hanson said the message is clear: Australians want accountability, strong borders, affordable energy, and a government that puts the nation first. One Nation’s momentum shows more people than ever are ready to stand up and take their country back.

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