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.

Lee Hanson, daughter of Pauline Hanson, launches her Senate campaign for One Nation in Tasmania, focusing on health, education, and cost of living. With a background in HR and executive leadership, Lee brings a fresh, independent voice to the political stage.

Lee Hanson joins One Nation as Senate candidate for Tasmania, following in her mother Pauline Hanson’s footsteps at age 41.

Lee Hanson, daughter of Pauline Hanson, to run for One Nation in Tasmania’s Senate race. Focus on healthcare, education, and cost of living.

Lee Hanson launches One Nation Senate bid in Tasmania, focusing on health, cost of living, and education—bringing her own voice alongside mum Pauline.

One Nation’s Greg Hansford argues for High Efficiency Low Emissions (HELE) coal-fired power as the realistic solution to Victoria’s looming energy shortfall, challenging myths around nuclear and renewables. Learn why reliable, affordable energy matters for Gippsland.

Aussies deserve a break. One Nation’s Bundaberg launch shows what life could look like with no alcohol tax, cheaper fuel, and lower power bills.

Meet Lee Hanson—Tasmania’s no-nonsense fighter. She’s ready to shake up the system and deliver real results. One Nation is here to fix what Canberra won’t.

One Nation has reinforced its commitment to western Sydney, fielding two local candidates for the 2025 Federal Election: Chris Buckley in Lindsay and Matthew Jacobson in Macquarie. Buckley, a Glenmore Park resident of over 20 years, and Jacobson, a retired soldier and former school principal, say it’s time for real local voices to represent their communities. With a focus on curbing excessive immigration, lowering living costs, and putting Australians first, both candidates are urging voters to look past stereotypes and consider One Nation’s practical policy platform.