When Pauline Hanson, our founder, sees a problem, she swings into action. She doesn’t muck around, she gets on with the job, fighting for what’s right and always backing in the best interests of everyday Australians.

Pauline Hanson has had hospices built, motor racetracks built, sick children provided life-saving medicine, fed the homeless, Australian farming properties protected from resumption for foreign powers, water provided to drought communities, and much more. 

Australians in need can trust Pauline Hanson to look out for them. 

That’s been the story of her career, and it’s the backbone of One Nation. Even before the party was born, back when Pauline was a local councillor, she’d tell you people from all over her city would come to her to get things fixed. They knew she’d listen and act.

That’s our renewed focus in the next term of parliament: what needs fixing? Because when something needs doing, One Nation gets it done.

We recently surveyed our members across the country, and they delivered a long list of things that need urgent attention. But let’s be honest, that list never ends. There’s always more work to do.

Just look around. Roads are crumbling. Streetlights don’t work. Families don’t feel safe in their homes. Meanwhile, local councils across the country, the ones supposed to deliver these basic services, are spending ratepayers’ money on communiques about the Middle East.

That’s not good enough.

We’re building branches right across Australia to zero in on these local issues and feed them straight into our growing network of elected MPs, who then roll up their sleeves and take action.

Roads need repairing. Housing must be affordable. Families deserve safety. Water security has to improve. Property rights must be protected. We need more nurses and teachers in the bush, and bulk billing needs a serious expansion. These aren’t fringe issues, they hit every single community in the country.

When you hear Pauline Hanson or her party attacked, its because our adversaries know we get things done. 

That’s why One Nation is building a grassroots movement with a single goal: fix the things that matter.

And we won’t stop until Australians feel comfortable and relaxed, knowing their taxes are being used wisely, not wasted on pampering elites or pushing extremist nonsense.