Senator Roberts discusses economic growth for Alice Springs through a continental rail line and local industry boost.

Senator Malcolm Roberts visits Outback pubs on a 3000km tour, pledging to cut fuel tax, remove alcohol tax in venues, and slash power bills by 20%. One Nation aims to revive struggling rural communities.

Chinese warships in Tasman Sea expose Labor's defence failures. Australia needs a stronger military to deter aggression.

Net zero is costly and ineffective. Learn why One Nation opposes this reckless policy.

Pauline Hanson’s plan to cut alcohol taxes in pubs and clubs is gaining traction as callers highlight the struggles of RSLs and entertainment venues. Could this move revitalise the hospitality industry? #OneNation #AlcoholTax #HospitalityIndustry

Small business owner Quintin Bisschoff is One Nation’s candidate for Albany, focusing on cost of living, housing, healthcare, and opposing overreaching policies like the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act.

Bundaberg businessman & Air Force veteran David Harris is One Nation’s candidate for Flynn. He’s standing against reckless green energy schemes, advocating for coal, gas & nuclear, and fighting to lower power costs & protect local jobs.

James Ashby calls out the closed tender process for a troubled youth education facility in Yeppoon, sparking community concerns over transparency and location. Learn more about the issue and the petition demanding answers. #Yeppoon #OneNation #JamesAshby #CommunityConsultation

Senator Pauline Hanson discusses Medicare waste, her plan to cut alcohol excise for pubs and clubs, and the importance of supporting Australian steel and manufacturing. Can these policies ease the cost of living and boost local jobs? Find out more.

As election speculation intensifies, One Nation’s James Ashby has highlighted key cost-of-living policies, including tax relief on insurance and alcohol excise at licensed venues. Speaking alongside Liberal MP James Stevens, Ashby called for reductions in stamp duty and GST on insurance to ease financial pressures on Australian households. With discussions on the census, gender questions, and Barnaby Joyce’s future, the political landscape is shifting rapidly ahead of the next election.