In a hard-hitting interview, Senator Pauline Hanson called out the 1,258 Indigenous corporations that have failed to meet basic reporting requirements despite receiving millions in taxpayer funding. She accused both Coalition and Labor ministers of ignoring corruption within the Aboriginal industry, which she says wastes up to $30 billion annually with little accountability. Senator Hanson also condemned Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s recognition of Palestine, warning that Hamas remains in control of Gaza and poses an ongoing threat to Israel’s security.

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Do you feel safer now that Albo has recognised and endorsed a foreign terror regime? Australians are not safe while this occurs. Pauline Hanson has called out the Prime Minister for this reckless and armature approach to foreign affairs. 

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Senator Pauline Hanson's Chief of Staff James Ashby has condemned Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s decision to recognise Palestine, accusing him of breaking a bipartisan parliamentary agreement not to proceed until peace had been achieved. James Ashby labelled the move “naive” and warned it undermines Australia’s credibility on the global stage by ignoring ongoing conflict and instability in the region.

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One Nation WA’s new Upper House MP, Rod Caddies, has established his office in Bunbury to push back against the loss of regional voices in Parliament. Following Labor’s statewide voting reforms, which replaced district-based Legislative Council elections, Rod Caddies says fewer regional members are securing seats. He chose Bunbury as his base to ensure regional communities remain heard in state decision-making.

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On Paul Murray Live, Lee Hanson of One Nation slammed proposals to raise the GST or increase taxes, insisting Australians are already overtaxed, and we simply can't take anymore. Hanson outlined that the government should be focussed on cutting spending, not increasing taxes. One Nation’s stance is to cut $90 billion in government bureaucracy; including withdrawing from the UN Paris Agreement, and review and redirect Indigenous affairs spending to where it’s truly needed. Joined by IPA’s Daniel Wild, the panel warned that Australia’s trillion-dollar debt can only be tackled through smarter spending cuts and economic growth — not by hitting families harder at the checkout.

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On Paul Murray Live, Lee Hanson — daughter of Senator Pauline Hanson — blasted the Albanese Government’s decision to lower the minimum English proficiency pass mark for certain migrant visa applicants. Calling it “pure and simple vote harvesting,” Lee Hanson warned the move will hinder assimilation, strain schools, and damage national unity. Joined by IPA’s Daniel Wild, the panel linked the decision to a wider push for mass migration and multiculturalism at the expense of Australia’s shared culture and values.

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Pauline Hanson is now one of the most-followed political figures in Australia—and it’s not just her fearless commentary that’s winning attention. StepMates’s Please Explain cartoon series has become a viral powerhouse, blending satire with political punch. Together, Senator Hanson’s authenticity and Mark Nicholson’s creativity have struck a chord with Australians fed up with media spin. The numbers don’t lie: One Nation’s online voice is louder than ever.

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Last year, Paul Williams, Associate Professor of Politics and Journalism at Griffith University and full-time One Nation critic — confidently declared that One Nation was finished. According to him, there was next to no chance that Senator Malcolm Roberts would be re-elected.

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One Nation is now the most followed political party on Australian social media. With national recognition from 2GB’s Ben Fordham and support from hardworking MPs, our fearless leader Senator Pauline Hanson, and creators like Step Mates, it’s clear Australians are tuning in to authentic, unapologetic content. Thank you to our loyal supporters, this victory is yours, too.

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