One Nation now holds four Senate seats—equal to the Nationals—after the election of Warwick Stacey in NSW and Tyron Whitten in WA. Stacey, a former hostage negotiator, joins Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts, bringing tough new resolve to the Senate. With Lidia Thorpe often disrupting proceedings, Stacey’s negotiation skills may prove essential in keeping the chamber focused.

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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation will return to Canberra in July with double the Senate representation. Warwick Stacey has secured the final Senate seat in NSW, alongside new WA Senator Tyron Whitten and re-elected Queensland Senator Malcolm Roberts. With Pauline Hanson, the party now holds four Senate seats — its strongest showing since 2016.

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Senator Pauline Hanson celebrates a third One Nation Senator being elected. One Nation’s strongest national vote since 1998. Hanson attributes the success to bold, common-sense policies and a commitment to standing firm against net zero, mass immigration, and weak leadership. With the re-election of Senator Malcolm Roberts, and two new Senators, Tyran Whitten (WA), and Warwick Stacey (NSW), she says One Nation is well positioned to hold the government to account and deliver for everyday Australians.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts thanks Queenslanders and Australians for re-electing him to the Senate for a third term. He pledges to continue serving the nation with courage, sincerity, and dedication, and looks forward to working alongside new WA Senator Tyran Whitten.

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The daughter of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and failed Senate contender Lee Hanson has vowed to return to politics after she just missed out on a Senate spot.

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Senator Pauline Hanson calls out the Albanese government's high-immigration economic strategy, rising taxes, and lack of real growth—warning Australians of a difficult road ahead. In a frank interview, she reflects on the Coalition’s election performance, Jacinta Price’s position, and her daughter Lee’s strong Senate campaign in Tasmania, despite narrowly missing out.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts condemns Australia’s involvement in overseas conflicts like Ukraine and the Middle East, calling out globalist pressure and demanding a renewed focus on defending Australia. He criticises the blind following of U.S. foreign policy and calls for strict accountability before risking Australian lives in foreign wars.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says South Australia’s star recruit Sarah Game quit her party amid fears her mother would “stop looking after her children”.

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