Lee Hanson, daughter of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, is campaigning for the Senate in Tasmania. In a candid interview, she discusses her motivation, key issues like housing, health, and education, and her vision for Tasmania’s future. With a deep commitment to public service and lived experience as a mother and leader, Lee is ready to bring strength and solutions to Canberra—potentially making history alongside her mother.

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One Nation’s Warringah candidate Gavin Wright is turning heads and tuning guitars as he challenges incumbent Zali Steggall. Rewriting the lyrics of The White Stripes in a Sydney studio, Wright says he’s ready to “rock politics,” using humour and creativity to make a bold impression in the electorate ahead of the May 3 federal election.

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In his third tilt at public office, One Nation’s Ballarat candidate Terri Price Smith lays out his vision for Australia—cutting debt, ditching net zero, and fighting for families locked out of housing. Speaking on local radio, he blasts Labor’s economic management and says Australians have “been had” on climate change policy.

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From barbecuing sausages to calling out political rivals, One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson put on a fiery display at Willowbank Raceway. In a candid and unfiltered chat, Hanson slammed major parties, defended her signature slogan “Make Australia Great Again,” and offered sharp one-word takes on Albanese, Dutton, The Greens, and Clive Palmer.

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One Nation is continuing its push for Australia to pull out of the UN Paris Agreement.

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"Digging Australia out of the hole it's in" is the first priority for the One Nation Party candidate for Wannon.

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A "PERILOUS economic state", the country's debt, helping in a cost of living crisis and a desire to champion free speech are driving Terri Pryse-Smith to run in the federal seat of Ballarat for the second time.

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One Nation has unveiled a new policy aimed at boosting Tasmania’s $1.2 billion forestry industry, as part of a broader push to make Australia self-sufficient in timber production.

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Bundaberg local and first-time One Nation candidate Tyler Carman launched his campaign with $3.50 schooners at the Club Hotel, protesting the alcohol tax excise and drawing attention to financial pressures facing pubs and clubs. Joined by Senator Malcolm Roberts, Carman focused on housing affordability, energy costs, and Australia's growing debt—vowing to cut red tape and fight for real change in Hinkler.

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