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Greg Hansford is taking on Nationals MP Darren Chester in Gippsland under the One Nation banner, vowing to fight for farmers, HELE power stations, and local businesses. With a strong showing in the last federal election, Hansford aims to tackle cost-of-living pressures and rural industry challenges.

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Senator Pauline Hanson and One Nation are pushing for a new law to protect scam victims, requiring banks to compensate losses up to $165,000 within five business days. With Australia ranking among the most scammed nations globally, Hanson joins growing calls for mandatory reimbursement—following the UK’s lead. Will the government act?

One Nation will introduce a law forcing banks to refund scam victims up to $165,000—putting Australians first, not the big banks!