Legacy media is losing its grip as platforms like TikTok, podcasts, and independent creators reshape how we consume news. With the 2024 US election showcasing this shift, Australia sees a similar trend as trust in traditional outlets declines. A digital media revolution is here—adapt or become irrelevant.

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One Nation MP Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell urges the Victorian government to cease treaty negotiations with the First Peoples' Assembly, referencing the 'No' vote in the 2023 Voice referendum. Tyrrell raises concerns over transparency and potential inequities in the treaty process.

One Nation demands clarity on Senator Fatima Payman’s Section 44 eligibility due to dual citizenship concerns. Calls intensify for a High Court review, stressing that constitutional integrity must be upheld transparently for all MPs, regardless of heritage.

The ABC has issued a retraction over a misleading story about Pauline Hanson. One Nation successfully challenged the inaccuracies, ensuring fair representation and holding media outlets accountable for truthful reporting.

The fight for free speech continues! Senator Pauline Hanson has officially filed her appeal against the Section 18C decision, challenging this oppressive law threatening Australians' right to free speech. Join the battle for your freedoms. Support the appeal: https://www.onenation.org.au/free-speech-now

Listen to Senator Pauline Hanson as she unveils her bold strategy to clean up the Senate, targeting the Australian Greens. Describing them as a "toxic force" undermining democracy, Pauline outlines One Nation’s campaign to counter their radical influence in the upcoming federal election. Don't miss this exclusive conversation! 🌱 www.onenation.org.au/cook-the-greens

Lidia Thorpe suspended for Senate antics. Read how her behavior crossed the line and what this means for Australian democracy.

Labor's new bill attacks democracy, favors the two-party system, and hurts minor parties. One Nation says: Enough is enough!

Senator Pauline Hanson's inquiry into Senator Fatima Payman's Section 44 eligibility sparked a fiery Senate debate. Despite Payman’s claims of compliance, Hanson's motion to table documents heightened tensions, leading to Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe's suspension for disorderly conduct. This clash has reignited discussions on parliamentary decorum, constitutional adherence, and dual citizenship in Australian politics.