One Nation's surge to 10% in polls positions the party as a major preference power in Saturday's election, potentially impacting the coalition and Labor’s lower house fortunes.

Supporters rally behind Pauline Hanson, with One Nation praised as a unifying force for Australia's future amid growing public disillusionment.

Bianca Colecchia, a former migrant who embraced Aussie values, is One Nation’s bold candidate challenging academic extremism and political correctness in Melbourne.

Senator Pauline Hanson says Penny Wong's comments prove Labor hasn't abandoned the Voice to Parliament, warning voters that a Labor win would be seen as a mandate to pursue the rejected proposal.

Pauline Hanson predicts One Nation Senate gains as support grows. Attacks Labor on immigration, energy, and economy. Backs nuclear, coal, and trade reforms.

Pauline Hanson rejects Labor’s Voice revival, slams political bullying, and defends One Nation policies amid election attacks.

Farrer candidate Emma Hicks vows to deliver real representation, focusing on Murray-Darling water rights, rural healthcare, tradie support, and reduced immigration to ease housing pressure.

One Nation’s Emma Hicks supports nuclear energy and water reform in Farrer. Rejects renewables, foreign land ownership, and water buybacks. Backs GST moratorium on housing materials.

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation has made a strong impression on regional Western Australia during a last-minute campaign blitz ahead of the federal election. The party leader made a surprise visit to the 2025 Nullarbor Muster, held at Rawlinna Station in WA’s Goldfields—Australia’s largest sheep station. The rodeo event attracted over 800 attendees, mostly from rural and regional Australia. Ms Hanson’s visit, filled with photo ops and conversations over beers, was warmly received by locals and underscored the party’s grassroots appeal.

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