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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More than 150 locals, including farmers and residents, gathered in Oxley to protest the proposed Meadow Creek Solar Factory. One Nation MP Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell voiced strong opposition, urging the state government to respect regional communities and protect the environment and farmland. "We’ve got the balance right — let’s not lose it," she said.

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IN THE wash-up of the federal election, it would appear Stuart Bonds has pulled off what no other One Nation candidate in the House of Representatives could achieve by becoming one of the two preferred candidates for the seat of Hunter.

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Newly elected One Nation MLC Rod Caddies has joined a mixed crossbench in the WA Legislative Council alongside representatives from the Australian Christians Party, Animal Justice Party, and Legalise Cannabis. Caddies has made it clear that his focus is on the people of WA, not serving the government. "We'll cooperate where we can, but we're not there for the government—we're there for the people," he stated. With the Legislative Council known for its rigid traditions and formal dress code, Caddies’ presence signals a bold, commonsense voice in a chamber ripe for disruption.

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As Coalition tensions simmer between the Liberals and Nationals, One Nation continues to strengthen, with Chief of Staff James Ashby discussing the growing support and the swearing-in of new WA MLCs Phil Scott and Rod Caddies. While the Coalition scrambles to reunite, One Nation positions itself as the stable conservative force with consistent leadership and rising influence.

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Thursday marked a major milestone for One Nation in Western Australia, with Rod Caddies and Phil Scott officially sworn in as Members of the WA Legislative Council. Their election is a clear message from voters across the state, people are ready for change and they’re turning to One Nation to deliver it.

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Like it or not, One Nation isn't a sideshow anymore.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson criticises Labor’s handling of immigration and net zero policies, warning of economic harm and manufacturing collapse. She voices cautious optimism about her daughter Lee Hanson’s Senate run in Tasmania, emphasising her capability beyond family ties.

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