One Nation candidate for Calare, Jennifer Hughes, outlines her vision to put everyday Australians first. As a working mother and proud Aussie, she’s calling for reduced immigration, withdrawal from the Paris Accord, a return to coal and gas for affordable energy, and policies that address cost-of-living pressures. Hughes says One Nation offers common-sense leadership missing from the major parties.

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Voting for the 2025 Federal Elections kicks off on Tuesday with pre-polling centres opening around Dawson and Capricornia. Here’s everything you need to know along with a list of all the polling locations.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts says voter frustration is surging as Australians face cost-of-living pressures, failed housing policies, and high immigration. Speaking from Pimpama, Roberts revealed One Nation's support has risen to 7–8%, with strong momentum to win new Senate seats and potentially enter the lower house. He clarified the party’s approach to how-to-vote cards—preference Liberal before Labor to stop the Greens-Labor-Teal bloc.

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Warwick Stacey, endorsed by Professor David Flint and running for the NSW Senate with One Nation, speaks out on leadership failures, cost of living, immigration, and restoring integrity in politics. Stacey champions servant leadership and putting Australians first, highlighting why he believes Pauline Hanson's One Nation offers a consistent and genuine alternative to the major parties.

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Rebecca Konz (One Nation)

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One Nation will act to protect the 5000 jobs in Tasmania’s unique salmon industry against any attempts by Labor, the Greens or Jacqui Lambie to shut it down.

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One Nation candidate for Fadden, Nick Muir, outlines his commitment to addressing housing affordability, pausing immigration until infrastructure catches up, and supporting small businesses. As a father, charity organiser, and business owner, Muir says everyday Australians deserve bold change—not empty promises.

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Campaigning alongside her daughter Lee Hanson in Tasmania, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says Australians are fed up with rising costs, weak leadership, and hollow promises. She backs Lee’s Senate run and doubles down on her unapologetic “Make Australia Great Again” message—despite media and political criticism. Hanson also stresses the importance of electing One Nation Senators to hold the major parties accountable.

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One Nation candidate for Cowper, Chris Walsh, shares his personal journey, vision for Australia's future, and commitment to tackling the cost-of-living crisis, cutting government waste, and restoring prosperity for families.

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