Pauline Hanson warns of Australia’s rising debt, cost of living crisis, and vote-buying by major parties. Calls for One Nation Senate balance to protect economy, stop waste, and deliver real reform.

Local Bundjalung man Ian Mye is One Nation’s candidate for Richmond, vowing to tackle housing, youth crime, flood resilience, and healthcare—bringing lived experience and community passion to the May 3 election.

One Nation’s Indi candidate Athol Thomas brings a strong regional voice to the federal election, prioritising agriculture, energy, and cost-of-living while challenging major party support for renewables on prime farmland.

Brandon Turton, project engineer from Port Pirie, named One Nation candidate for Grey in 2025 election. His campaign focuses on cost of living and supporting local industries.

James Ashby confirms One Nation will put Labor, Greens, and Teals last in 2025 election. Slams government waste, university elitism, and immigration pressures.

One Nation Hinkler candidate Tyler Carman joins Malcolm Roberts to push real solutions on housing, cost of living, and tax cuts in the 2025 federal election campaign.

Lee Hanson, Pauline Hanson’s daughter, announces her Senate run in Tasmania with One Nation. Focused on real-world solutions for cost of living, housing, fuel, and education, Lee promises fresh, community-driven leadership. Learn more about her candidacy and campaign.

One Nation launches NT candidates Charlie Bairamis, Benjamin Craker & Darren Nugent to fight crime, cut living costs, and fix the education system.

Bianca Colecchia outlines One Nation's key cost of living policies, including slashing power and fuel costs, raising the tax-free threshold, and removing the beer tax. Real relief for Australian families.

One Nation slashes beer prices at Bundaberg launch to spotlight cost-of-living, tax cuts, and energy relief policy.