One Nation's Barker candidate pledges to support farmers, tackle the housing crisis, restore common-sense policies, and deliver reliable energy, mental health services, and aged care to regional communities.

Seventh-generation farmer and Mount Barker councillor Rebecca Hewett is running for Mayo with One Nation, pledging to protect farmland, fix infrastructure, slash government waste, and deliver real cost-of-living relief.

Pauline Hanson outlines One Nation’s updated election strategy, immigration cuts, and nuclear energy support.

Factory worker and father Arnon Wither is running for One Nation in Paterson, pledging to cut cost-of-living pressures, cap immigration, and restore Australian industry with commonsense policies.

One Nation coasters Silks Trivia Night, grassroots campaign tactics, One Nation political outreach, Silks pub trivia Australia, creative political campaigning

One Nation’s Jennifer Hughes pledges to cut immigration, exit net zero, and fight cost-of-living pressures in Calare.

Early voting for the 2025 federal election begins April 22 across Dawson and Capricornia. Learn where to vote, who’s on the ballot—including One Nation candidates Darren Brown and Cheryl Kempton—and key policy positions.

Malcolm Roberts says voters are fed up with major parties, One Nation polling up, pushing for more Senate seats.

Warwick Stacey, NSW Senate candidate for One Nation, shares his vision for strong leadership, lower immigration, and economic reform. Backed by Professor David Flint, he aims to put Australians first.

One Nation is pushing for timber self-sufficiency by expanding forestry plantations, supporting local timber use, cutting GST on materials, and protecting regional jobs—while cracking down on illegal imports and reducing energy costs for timber mills.