Leo Curtain, One Nation's candidate for Wannon, enters the 2025 federal race pledging to curb immigration, remove "woke" education, and fight for Australia's future. Inspired by Pauline Hanson, Curtain brings real-world experience to the campaign.

Terri Pryse-Smith returns to the federal race in Ballarat under Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, pledging to tackle cost-of-living pressures, government waste, rising debt, and energy reliability. A vocal advocate for free speech and economic reform.

One Nation announces a bold forestry policy to strengthen Tasmania’s timber industry, support 5,700 jobs, lower building costs, and boost housing supply by expanding plantations and prioritising Aussie-grown timber.

One Nation’s Tyler Carman launches campaign with $3.50 beers in Bundaberg. Slams alcohol tax, housing red tape, and rising energy costs in push for real change.

Sharon Cousins, One Nation’s candidate for Whitlam, brings election expertise, faith-based values, and a bold stance on cost-of-living, energy, and sovereignty, aiming to give everyday Australians a real voice in Canberra.

Pauline Hanson slams Albanese over immigration and Medicare in People's Forum aftermath. Backs daughter Lee Hanson’s Tasmanian Senate run for One Nation.

Pauline Hanson warns of Australia’s rising debt, cost of living crisis, and vote-buying by major parties. Calls for One Nation Senate balance to protect economy, stop waste, and deliver real reform.

One Nation’s Indi candidate Athol Thomas brings a strong regional voice to the federal election, prioritising agriculture, energy, and cost-of-living while challenging major party support for renewables on prime farmland.

Local Bundjalung man Ian Mye is One Nation’s candidate for Richmond, vowing to tackle housing, youth crime, flood resilience, and healthcare—bringing lived experience and community passion to the May 3 election.

Brandon Turton, project engineer from Port Pirie, named One Nation candidate for Grey in 2025 election. His campaign focuses on cost of living and supporting local industries.