One Nation leader Pauline Hanson reacts to Peter Dutton’s 2024 Budget Reply, backing his immigration reduction proposal while pointing out he’s picked up multiple One Nation policies — including fuel excise relief.

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One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson has renewed her call to drastically reduce Australia’s immigration intake, warning that the current levels are unsustainable and directly fuelling the housing crisis. In response to the 2024 federal budget, Senator Hanson says net overseas migration must be cut to around 130,000 per year to ease pressure on housing, rentals, and infrastructure.

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Senator Pauline Hanson, Senator Malcolm Roberts, and North Queensland’s own Geena Court join Flow FM for a powerful in-studio interview. Covering flood recovery, skyrocketing costs of living, immigration, broken systems, and grassroots community support—this conversation reveals the passion and policies driving One Nation into the upcoming election.

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Flow FM unpacks a powerful new video posted by Senator Malcolm Roberts and produced by Advance Australia, exposing the harsh reality behind the renewable energy rollout in regional towns across the country.

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While the Budget’s $5 a week tax cuts will be ‘dead on arrival’ due to inflation, the Senate will tonight vote on meaningful reform to eliminate bracket creep and provide real relief.

Inflation and bracket creep will outstrip the tax changes leaving Australians worse off and paying more tax for decades unless a One Nation sponsored amendment to index thresholds is supported in the Senate. Senator Roberts said:

‘Australians and especially young people have been screwed on tax and the latest changes are already dead on arrival.

‘A cup of coffee will be $7 by the time the $5 tax cuts arrive. Bracket creep means Australians will be paying tens of billions more in tax.

‘Unless bracket creep is eliminated the typical full-time worker will be pushed into paying the second highest tax rate at 37 cents a dollar within two terms.

‘Bracket creep is the government’s dirty little secret. Inflation means Labor will quietly pocket tens of billions of dollars in extra taxes.

‘Due to inflation wages increase and Australians move into higher tax brackets while only being able to buy the same things yet pay a higher tax rate.

‘Australians don’t deserve to pay for inflation twice and the budget shouldn’t benefit from inflation.’

One Nation will move a Senate amendment to the Treasury Laws Amendment (More Cost of Living Relief) Bill 2025 scheduled for a vote on Wednesday night.

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PAULINE Hanson's One Nation's candidate for the seat of Spence Darryl Bothe has announced an election commitment of $150 million towards Curtis Road in Playford.

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James Ashby, One Nation’s Chief of Staff, joins journalist James Willis to break down a dramatic day in Canberra. From a lacklustre Federal Budget and speculation about a snap election, to internal Labor tensions and the fallout from the NZYQ High Court decision, this episode covers it all. Ashby pulls no punches on the government's fiscal management, the waste surrounding the 2032 Olympics, and the political spin from Labor and the Greens.

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Flow FM explores the growing support for Pauline Hanson and One Nation—especially among younger voters. As frustration builds with political correctness, constitutional referendums, and division by race, Hanson’s straight-talking message of unity and “One Australia” is resonating like never before. With candidates like Sarah Game gaining traction in South Australia, could this be a turning point for conservative minor parties in the federal election?

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The recent letter, "Seat at Risk", suggests that Susan Templeman's seat in Macquarie is in jeopardy if Mike Creed promises to lobby for a curfew on the new airport. But it raises an important question: Why should the people of Macquarie only have two choices - Labor or Liberal? Macquarie is a large and diverse electorate, home to people from all walks of life, each with their own needs, values, and concerns. We don't need to settle for the traditional two-party system that limits our choices. We deserve a voice that truly represents all of us.

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