One Nation Senator for New South Wales Warwick Stacey has resigned from the Senate for personal health reasons, creating a casual vacancy in the Australian Parliament’s upper house.

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Lee Hanson warns that Tasmania’s salmon industry is under threat as the government bows to Greens and independents, bending at the knee on multiple issues in order to secure the majority. She stresses that any review should be genuine, with the aim to protect jobs, rural communities, and the future of local industries, while helping to bridge the community concerns. 

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Lee Hanson responds to the violent Melbourne protest, condemning aggression against women’s rights campaigners and calling for stronger protest laws. She demands a ban on masks at rallies, saying free speech must be protected without violence or intimidation.

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Senator Pauline Hanson has exposed the failure of 1,258 Indigenous corporations to submit required reports despite receiving millions in taxpayer funding. She insists taxpayers have the right to know where their money is going and to ensure funds are directed to the right areas and people in genuine need. Senator Pauline Hanson warns that corruption and a lack of oversight are undermining the system and demands equal accountability for all corporations.

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Lee Hanson explains why One Nation’s support is rising across Australia. From cost of living pressures to immigration and education concerns, Australians are realising that One Nation is the true Conservative Party and the real opposition.

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One Nation’s Senator Pauline Hanson has blasted the Albanese Government after Newcastle-based battery manufacturer Energy Renaissance collapsed despite receiving $750,000 in taxpayer funding. Pauline Hanson warns the green energy “fantasy” is crippling manufacturing, with over 1,400 companies insolvent since 2023 and billions wasted on failed renewable projects.

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A company showcased as part of Labor’s increasingly unhinged net zero plans has gone under despite receiving more than $750,000 in taxpayer-funded grants in the past five years.

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The Labor Government wants to build offshore wind turbines in Geograph Bay – right in the middle of a vital whale migration route. Evidence from other countries shows dead whales washing ashore near wind farm sites. One Nation, led by Senator Tyron Whitten, is calling for a three-year moratorium on all mapping and construction until the Albanese Government proves there will be no harm to endangered whales, marine ecosystems, or our pristine coastline. Protect our ocean – sign the petition today.

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Senator Pauline Hanson’s Chief of Staff, James Ashby, takes aim at long-term JobSeeker dependency, WA’s lowered Year 12 pass standards, and taxpayer-funded excesses in the public service. James Ashby calls for accountability, higher education standards, and a fairer use of public money.

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