The Federal Court ruling against Pauline Hanson under section 18C reignites debates on freedom of speech. Critics argue the law stifles political opinions and is unnecessary given existing protections against incitement to violence and defamation.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson urges the Coalition to support Labor's bill to cap foreign student numbers, highlighting the need to address Australia's housing crisis and prioritize domestic students over university profits.

Pauline Hanson speaks out against Labor's misinformation bill and defends One Nation's relevance. She critiques the bill as a tool for censorship and discusses the party's future in the wake of critical commentary. Graphics: Take a good snip from the clip of Pauline thanks.

Community leaders, including MP Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell, demand answers from the Victorian Government about delayed repairs on Katamatite-Nathalia Rd. With over a year of inaction, a knee-deep pothole and worsening road conditions threaten safety and daily commutes.

Ex-police officer and anti-renewables campaigner Katy McCallum condemns the devastating impact of industrial-scale renewable projects on rural Queensland at a nuclear energy inquiry. Speaking alongside South Burnett Mayor Kathy Duff, McCallum highlights the loss of farmland, wildlife habitat, and community cohesion, calling for better planning and consideration of nuclear alternatives.

One Nation calls for urgent support as Pauline Hanson battles to protect free speech in Australia. Help us reach our $1,000,000 target to defend democracy and stand against the radical left’s attempts to silence opposing voices. Join the fight today!

Pauline Hanson expresses heartfelt gratitude for your support in her fight for free speech. Join the cause and learn more about her legal fund at One Nation: Free Speech Now.

Only One Nation can stop the Greens' radical agenda and protect Australia's values, economy, and future.

Senator Malcolm Roberts exposes the dangers of the Misinformation and Disinformation Bill, calling it a threat to free speech and democracy.

Labor's under-16 social media ban puts bureaucrats in control, undermining parental responsibility while raising intrusive privacy concerns.