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Senator Pauline Hanson backs Victorian parents in dispute with Premier Jacinta Allan over gender education. Hanson calls for inquiry into gender ideology and defends parental rights amid growing curriculum concerns.

Senator Pauline Hanson again calls for an inquiry into gender dysphoria and women's sport, as 2SM highlights growing concern over Victorian schools teaching five-year-olds that gender may not match their body. Critics cite the UK’s Cass Report and urge urgent reform.

Mass Immigration Must End: The Government Is Out of Control

Pauline Hanson speaks for everyday Aussies—unfiltered, unapologetic, and never backing down.

Senator Pauline Hanson tells 4BC’s Stephen Cenatiempo Australia must not recognise Palestine until Hamas is removed and Israel’s security is assured, calling current government policy “deplorable.”

More than 1,250 Indigenous corporations failed to lodge reports in 2023–24. Senator Pauline Hanson is demanding a full audit of this taxpayer-funded sector, calling out waste, corruption, and a lack of accountability in the so-called Aboriginal industry.

Labor’s foreign student backflip exposes a housing and economic crisis of its own making. While Australians struggle, Labor is lifting caps and fuelling an international student racket draining billions. One Nation is fighting to put Australians first.

Labor’s decision to recognise a Palestinian state is a dangerous win for terrorists like Hamas. One Nation condemns this betrayal of allies and common sense—while exposing failures in Indigenous governance back home that continue to go unchecked.