One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts has taken aim at the major parties in a fiery Sky News interview, accusing Liberal and Labor of "laziness, stupidity, and gutlessness" in tackling Australia’s economic problems. With Australians heading to the polls on May 3, Senator Roberts says voters are turning to One Nation for practical solutions and leadership that puts the country first. “The key problem in our society is politicians refusing to do what Australians want,” he said.

Coalition and Labor are copying One Nation policies—because they work. Australians want real change, not watered-down promises.

One Nation’s James Ashby breaks down Labor’s hidden treaty agenda, election corflute colour tricks, and how the Coalition is now copying One Nation policies. Watch this unfiltered campaign analysis ahead of the 2025 election.

Senator Pauline Hanson blasts Labor’s health and education policies, revealing the truth behind urgent care clinics, TAFE blowouts, and Australia's growing debt crisis. A must-watch as the federal election campaign begins.

Rebecca Konz, One Nation’s candidate for Groom, is campaigning to scale back Australia's renewable energy commitments by withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and cutting government ‘waste’. A longtime Toowoomba resident, Ms Konz is advocating for stronger family support through income splitting, streamlined government departments, and improved health outcomes via education and lifestyle changes.

James Ashby reveals how One Nation policies are driving the national debate—on energy, immigration, housing, and fuel. Hear how One Nation will hold the next government accountable in the Senate.

Senator Pauline Hanson slams Labor’s immigration failures, rising energy costs, and climate spending. Watch her full interview exposing why One Nation is the only party fighting for common sense and real solutions.

Senator Malcolm Roberts reveals One Nation’s plan to cut $90 billion in waste, reduce fuel prices, exit Net Zero, and rebuild Australia’s economy. Watch now for real solutions beyond the major parties.

One Nation’s Tyler Carman criticises the Federal Budget, claiming it fails hardworking Australians and small businesses, with national debt set to exceed $1 trillion and instant tax write-offs scrapped.

One Nation launched its Queensland federal election campaign in Cairns, announcing Geena Court as a Senate candidate. Pauline Hanson emphasised the need for strong regional representation and committed to major infrastructure and energy projects for North Queensland.