Senator Malcolm Roberts questioned the Albanese government on the true source of funds for its $16 billion HECS debt relief policy. In a direct Senate exchange, Roberts challenged the Minister to admit that the burden falls squarely on taxpayers, not government coffers. He condemned the move as irresponsible and warned that without acknowledging where public money comes from, the government cannot justify such massive spending. One Nation continues to demand fiscal honesty and accountability.

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Senator Pauline Hanson has reignited the national debate on Net Zero, warning the policy will devastate Australia’s economy, destroy farming and manufacturing, and drive up the cost of living. Backed by a minority in the Senate, she calls for urgent action to scrap Net Zero and prioritise reliable, affordable energy for Australian families and businesses.

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James Ashby, One Nation Chief of Staff, exposed the harsh reality behind Labor’s job market claims on Paul Murray Live. While over a million Australians seek more work, James Ashby highlighted key issues blocking them—sky-high childcare costs, an unfair tax system, and policy failures driving families into financial strain. He called out Labor’s disconnect from everyday Australians and urged action to support workers and businesses crying out for help.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts presents One Nation’s comprehensive housing policy in the Senate, offering practical solutions to Australia’s housing and homelessness crisis. His plan focuses on addressing supply, affordability, construction costs, and responsible immigration levels, with proposals including a People’s Bank, GST suspension on building materials, and empowering homebuyers through their super accounts.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts has slammed the Albanese Labor Government’s HECS reform as a deceptive and fiscally irresponsible move. Labelled a "con job," the $19 billion plan resets student debt to pre-COVID levels while doing nothing to fix the real issues in tertiary education—like poor teaching standards, unfair indexation practices, and taxpayer-funded university profiteering. One Nation demands real reform that prioritises value and accountability in Australia’s higher education system.

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Senator Tyron Whitten, One Nation Western Australia, presents his first speech to the senate. Have a listen as the patriotic Australian. a man from humble beginnings who started a family business and worked hard.

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Senator Pauline Hanson has renewed her call to scrap Australia's Net Zero commitments, labelling them a destructive scam driven by globalist agendas. In a fiery interview, she exposed the Albanese government's reckless energy policies, highlighting the devastating impact on electricity prices, manufacturing, farming, and the standard of living. Hanson warned that Net Zero is eroding national sovereignty, stifling small business, and handing control to unelected bureaucrats—while China, India, and the US refuse to comply. One Nation stands alone in demanding accountability and defending Australian families and jobs.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts moves to disallow Labor’s $60 million EV charger program, calling it a taxpayer-funded slush fund that benefits the wealthy while risking safety, energy stability, and national security. He defends Australians' right to choose petrol and diesel vehicles, including V8s, over government-forced EV adoption.

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