The American left, in their hyperventilating state, have launched a ‘no kings’ campaign, falsely claiming that President Donald Trump is dragging the United States towards an absolute monarchy.

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Pauline Hanson’s Chief of Staff, James Ashby, calls out the ABC’s double standards and urges tougher action on violent protests targeting Jewish Australians. In a strong statement on Sky News, Ashby defends every Australian’s right to live in peace, criticises weak policing responses, and calls for a consistent national approach to public safety and media accountability.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts raises alarm over looming US tariffs and their impact on Queensland’s exports—coal, gas, and agriculture. Speaking with Jason, he urges Australia to adopt a national interest-first policy, slam failed energy decisions, and reduce immigration pressure. Roberts backs tariffs to protect Australian industry and calls for restoring sovereignty, affordable power, and infrastructure before taking in more migrants.

 

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Senator Pauline Hanson joins Stephen to condemn rising antisemitism, government inaction on hate speech, and the Prime Minister's foreign policy failures. She argues for stronger national leadership, denounces political pandering to identity blocs, and highlights the growing political disillusionment among youth. Hanson promotes Young One Nation as a platform to empower the next generation and restore civic understanding and accountability in Australia.

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James Ashby, Chief of Staff to Senator Pauline Hanson, is calling for a national overhaul of Australia’s childcare safety systems. Speaking on Sky News, Ashby stressed that recent abuse cases highlight major failures in the state-run blue card frameworks, particularly in Victoria and Queensland. He urged the federal government to step up with unified standards, more robust checks, and funding for surveillance to restore trust in early childhood education. Ashby said the safety of children should transcend ideology — “something’s got to change.”

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One Nation Senate candidate Lee Hanson says it's “not that hard” to rebuild Australia’s alliance with the U.S., calling out Prime Minister Albanese’s failure to act on national security. Speaking with Sky News’ Paul Murray, she demanded real leadership: “Step up and ensure that our country is safe and that our alliances are strong.” Senator Pauline Hanson supported the call, warning that Australia’s global standing is slipping as the Labor government fails on defence, diplomacy, and domestic accountability.

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On Sky’s The World According to Rowan Dean, Senator Pauline Hanson and Senator Alex Antic take aim at gender quotas, Liberal Party dysfunction, and the failing eSafety Commissioner. Hanson defends freedom of speech after activist Billboard Chris’s win over a takedown order and warns against banning YouTube for under-16s. Both Senators question the Albanese Government’s weakened US relations and the role of Kevin Rudd. Hanson also predicts Susan Ley won’t lead the Liberals into the next election.

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Senator Pauline Hanson joins 2GB’s Mike to discuss how rising costs, housing unaffordability, and high immigration are pricing young Australians out of home ownership. She introduces Young One Nation to re-engage youth in politics, and questions Liberal deputy Susan Ley’s ability to lead, urging a return to traditional conservative values that support working families and small business.

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In this powerful interview, One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts lays out a bold plan to restore Australia's defence capability, energy independence, and economic sovereignty. He slams the Liberal and Labor parties for decades of failed policies and calls for urgent reform in military morale, immigration controls, and energy policy.

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