Pauline Hanson introduces One Nation's tax policy to ease financial burdens on families, offering savings of up to $10,000 through income splitting. Learn how this plan supports parents and strengthens Australian households.

One Nation has unveiled a groundbreaking income-splitting tax policy aimed at saving Australian families thousands of dollars annually. Launched by Senator Pauline Hanson in Adelaide, the proposal allows wage-earning couples with children to split incomes and file joint tax returns, providing significant cost-of-living relief. Under the policy, a single-income family earning $120,000 could save up to $9,533 per year. The initiative supports couples in starting families sooner, reduces reliance on government-subsidized childcare, and levels the playing field for wage earners, aligning Australia with tax practices in countries like the United States.

Mount Gambier’s Cody Scholes joins Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as the Barker candidate, promising to address key local issues and advocate for the community.

Adelaide Councillor Rebecca Hewett claims she was “silenced” after opposing her council’s $5000 funding of a ‘Survival Day’ event on January 26. Hewett, a One Nation candidate for Mayo, highlights overwhelming community opposition, with 85% of respondents voting against the funding in a now-deleted Facebook poll.

Pauline Hanson calls on voters to understand candidates and policies before voting in the next election. Stay informed and make your vote count!

One Nation fights for Aussie families, tackling rising costs of living with real solutions for housing, energy, and taxes.

One Nation candidates are standing up for everyday Australians, fighting for transparency, and delivering real solutions for our communities.

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Brent Larkham, broadcaster and One Nation's candidate for New England, tackles cost of living, housing, and crime while unveiling a new policy enabling pensioners to work without losing their pension benefits. Learn more about his campaign vision.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson advocates for pensioners to work without losing benefits, tackling Australia’s skills shortage and cost-of-living pressures. Hanson shares her vision for reform and outlines key policy priorities for the next parliamentary sessions.