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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One Nation hosted an event at the Scottish Arms Hotel in East Bowral last night for supporters to meet Sharon Cousins, the party's candidate for Whitlam in the upcoming Federal election.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has criticised both major parties following the People's Forum, calling out Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for misleading voters on immigration, Medicare, and housing. Hanson also threw her support behind daughter Lee Hanson, who is running for the Senate in Tasmania, praising her integrity and passion for real representation.

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One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson joined Sky News to deliver a scathing critique of both Labor and the Coalition following the leaders’ debate. Hanson called out misleading claims, spiralling national debt, and vote-buying promises, emphasising the need for strong fiscal leadership and greater scrutiny in the Senate. She warned that Australia’s future hinges on stopping reckless spending, protecting critical resources, and prioritising cost-of-living relief through real reform—not handouts.

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Pauline Hanson's One Nation candidate for the May 3 election is local born and raised Bundjalung Indigenous man, Ian Mye.

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ATHOL Thomas is hoping the community can delve deeper into party policies throughout the federal election campaign as he vies for the Indi seat as the One Nation candidate.

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One Nation has announced Brandon Turton, a project engineer residing in Port Pirie, as its candidate for the seat of Grey in the upcoming 2025 federal election. Turton’s campaign will focus on delivering cost-of-living relief and protecting vital industries including farming, mining, fishing, and manufacturing—key pillars of the region’s economy.

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One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby joined Peter Credlin alongside Gary Hardgrave to discuss key election topics including preference deals, immigration pressures, foreign student housing, and Chris Bowen’s $260,000 travel bill. Ashby confirmed One Nation will preference Labor, the Greens, and Teals last in all seats, and called for calm but competitive campaigning. The panel also criticised university elitism, threats to students, and government inaction on cost-of-living concerns.

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