Public concern is rising as security tightens at major events, reviving debates over community safety and warnings long raised by One Nation.

Massive news. One Nation is moving ahead with our new branch office in western Queensland. For too long, regional and rural Australia has been ignored, left dealing with career politicians more interested in their next cushy job than doing the work. Australians have had a gutful of the political class. We’ve secured the office space, signage is being organised, and preparations are well underway. Our official launch date will be announced in the coming weeks.

One Nation is expanding into Maranoa to give regional Australians a stronger voice, with Pauline Hanson focused on cost of living, local communities and putting regional Queensland first.

One Nation’s ambitious plan is raising the stakes for the major parties as Australians respond to Pauline Hanson’s focus on cost of living, national pride and putting Australians first.

Pauline Hanson was barred from Parliament on the day of the Bondi condolence motion, despite asking to attend. Politics over compassion, she says.

Pauline Hanson is the OG. For 30 years she hasn’t backed down, hasn’t gone quiet, and hasn’t stopped fighting for Australia. One Nation has always said it plainly: Pauline’s policies were the ones copied, here and overseas. And frankly, that’s a win for the country.

Barnaby Joyce says farmers and shooters are not the problem. One Nation rejects reckless gun laws that punish law-abiding Australians while ignoring the real causes of violence and extremism.

One Nation is polling ahead of the Coalition for the first time. Senator Pauline Hanson says Australians want action, not talk, and are backing common sense policies on immigration, safety and national pride.

Labor's hate bill is rushed.