Pauline Hanson has criticized the increasing pressure on politicians to perform Welcome to Country ceremonies, calling it "tokenistic" and divisive. Meanwhile, she has raised concerns about China’s military exercises off Sydney, warning that Australia’s national security is at stake. Hanson accused the Albanese government of failing to anticipate the threat, arguing that China is strategically testing Australia’s response. Read more on how One Nation is pushing for stronger national policies.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson calls for a full audit of Indigenous spending, abolishing the NIAA, and cutting wasteful grants—saving taxpayers up to $12.5 billion per year.

One Nation will slash fuel excise in half, cutting costs for Aussie families and businesses. More money in your pocket, less waste in Canberra!

One Nation is cutting wasteful spending on the NIAA and auditing Indigenous grants to save taxpayers up to $12.5 billion a year.

One Nation candidate Rob Hicks enters the race for Leichhardt, vowing to cut red tape, ease cost-of-living pressures, and bring real representation to Cape York and the Torres Strait.

One Nation’s Ethann Sinclair is running for Roe, promising to tackle cost-of-living pressures, poor road conditions, and housing shortages. He also pledges to fight against pointless emissions targets, advocating for regional investment and community-first policies. Learn more about his vision for Roe’s future.

One Nation’s Jennifer Hughes is running for Calare, pledging to fight for economic stability, affordable living, and national security. With deep rural experience, she stands with Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts in advocating for country Australians. #OneNation #Calare #JenniferHughes

Senator Roberts discusses economic growth for Alice Springs through a continental rail line and local industry boost.

Senator Malcolm Roberts visits Outback pubs on a 3000km tour, pledging to cut fuel tax, remove alcohol tax in venues, and slash power bills by 20%. One Nation aims to revive struggling rural communities.

Chinese warships in Tasman Sea expose Labor's defence failures. Australia needs a stronger military to deter aggression.