Australians are paying the price for Net Zero lies. As Adam Creighton exposes, failed climate predictions and collapsing green schemes prove Net Zero is a costly con. One Nation is taking action to stop the madness and bring back reliable, affordable energy.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese must explain why he chose to appear with far-left influencer Abbie Chatfield—despite her promotion of sex toys, anti-Semitic podcast bans, and incitement of violence against Donald Trump. One Nation calls on the PM to immediately distance himself from this dangerous rhetoric and show real leadership.

Senator Warwick Stacey warns against CFMEU’s expanding role in housing, citing its history of corruption and the impact on affordability for Australian homebuyers.

Senator Warwick Stacey urges the Albanese government to reclaim the Chinese-leased Port of Darwin, citing national security and sovereignty concerns. One Nation stands firm on keeping vital infrastructure Australian-owned.

Senator Malcolm Roberts calls on the Albanese Government to disclose the true number of non-citizens in Australia, citing pressure on housing, healthcare, and rising costs amid an immigration surge.

Lee Hanson questions whether banning under-16s from YouTube protects kids or limits parental choice. Is this safety—or government overreach?

Member for Northern Victoria Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell urges the state to fund the final $1.8 million stage of the Mildura Riverfront redevelopment, including a new playground at JC Park to enhance tourism and community spaces.

Pauline Hanson fires back at 21-year-old senator Charlotte Walker over net zero clash, defending farmers and exposing ignorance in climate debate. Experience still counts in Canberra.

One Nation rejects UN & Pacific calls for deeper 2035 emissions cuts, warning they risk economic ruin for Australians and are based on false climate alarmism.

Senator Pauline Hanson speaks out against harmful gender curriculum in Australian schools. Highlights concerns over hidden content and lack of parental consent.