Home learning enrollments in Queensland have surged by 229% over the past five years, with 11,250 students now being homeschooled. Parents are pulling their kids from schools due to rising bullying, poor academic standards, and activist-driven curricula. Concerns include social media harassment, biased teaching, and political indoctrination. One Nation’s education policy for the upcoming Queensland election aims to end this indoctrination, focus on basic skills like literacy and numeracy, reward effective teachers, and give parents a stronger voice in their children's education.

Listen as Pauline Hanson outlines her expectations for all members of parliament, with a strong emphasis on "hard work" for One Nation representatives. Known for her direct approach, Hanson highlights the need for dedication and commitment in serving the public, ensuring that One Nation MPs prioritize the needs of their constituents.

New Indigenous Minister McCarthy denies secret land grabs, but questions linger after One Nation's scrutiny.

Listen as Senator Malcolm Roberts demands answers from Labor regarding the vast areas of Queensland under threat from Native Title claims. Roberts presses the government to explain the extensive land grabs affecting communities across the state. Discover his strong stance on protecting property rights and ensuring transparency in this critical issue.

Senator Malcolm Roberts voices strong opposition to Australia's Digital ID initiative, citing government data breaches and privacy concerns.

One Nation exposes the CFMEU's ties to organized crime, wage theft, and economic disruption. A call to curb union power and restore integrity in Australia's construction industry.

Senator Malcolm Roberts criticizes the 3G network shutdown, warning that regional Australians are at risk due to inadequate safety measures and a lack of service guarantees from telcos.

One Nation’s vaccine discrimination bill finally gets debated after two years, but narrowly fails to pass the Senate, highlighting ongoing tensions over vaccine mandates in Australia.

The LNP supported Labor in passing the Path to Treaty legislation in the Queensland Parliament, leaving many, including loyal LNP members, in disbelief. Hansard footage shows David Crisafulli and his LNP colleagues allowing the Bill to pass unopposed. Official government statements confirm bipartisan support for the legislation. Despite any claims to the contrary, the LNP’s actions in parliament clearly align with the Path to Treaty initiative.

Senator Malcolm Roberts demands stricter service guarantees and a longer timeline for the 3G shutdown, emphasizing the risk to critical devices in rural areas and the lack of government oversight.