Labor and much of the establishment is determined to stop One Nation. Their cosy little world is being disrupted and they don't like it. The truth is though that they no longer call the shots, the Australian people do!

This is one of the main issues with the Liberals. Whenever one of their figures from the “conservative” faction makes a comment, someone else from the “moderate” faction rocks up to contradict them. You cannot govern or be trusted to deliver when you’re that divided. Here in One Nation, we don’t have that problem. We’re fully united.

Change is afoot. The uniparty have failed Australia for too long. One Nation are focused on fighting every day to win the trust of the Australian people. We're determined to provide the change the country needs.

The world we’re living in is becoming increasingly uncertain, and concerns about China are growing, yet Labor chooses this moment to cut our defence budget by $800 million. We get a vague commitment from them that they plan to build a bigger defence force from the 2030s onwards. We just have to hope that, for the good of our national security, this Labor Government is long gone by then!

One Nation unveils a bold gas policy giving Australians a stake in natural resources, boosting energy security, increasing production and ending net zero policies.

A Veteran’s Medals Left Pauline Emotional.

There is a growing army of rusted-on One Nation voters! For many voters, this represents a decisive rejection of the political status quo and the legacy parties. They’re sick of the lies and broken promises. Politicians will make mistakes, but it’s about being honest and up front with the Australian people. Something Pauline has always been.

There is one political party in Australia that stands unequivocally for a decisive break from the mass migration of recent years: One Nation. Any other party will simply deliver more of the same.

Pauline marches on One Nation tops Labor in poll as PM’s support hits another record low.

David Farley makes water security his first priority in Parliament, arguing it should be treated as a national security issue for the future of Farrer and regional Australia.