A Super Progressive Movie has landed with a trailer so bold that Canberra’s gatekeepers scrambled to shut it down. The bureaucrats even booted it from Parliament House at the last minute. Apparently it might “offend a person.” Heaven forbid.

One Nation’s message is clear: Australians must have the final say on immigration not politicians, elites, or global agendas.

One Nation’s message is stronger than ever: When Parliament tries to silence Pauline Hanson, she speaks even louder and Australians are listening.

Listeners described Senator Pauline Hanson as a leader willing to stand alone, stand firm, and stand up for the Australians who feel ignored by the political establishment. Many callers said her actions reflected not just personal conviction but the sentiments of countless quiet supporters who feel she speaks the truth that major parties avoid.

Labor and Liberal’s net-zero experiment is now collapsing under its own weight, with even major energy companies conceding that prices will continue to rise despite years of political promises. Australian families were assured that renewables would deliver cheaper power, instead they are facing soaring bills, business closures, and growing uncertainty about the nation’s energy future.

One Nation’s upcoming A Super Progressive Movie has already sparked headlines after Parliament House cancelled the trailer screening on the grounds it “might offend someone”. Some outlets mistakenly labelled it the Please Explain movie, but the correct title reflects the full-length feature built from the hugely popular short animations released almost weekly over the past four years. The film officially launches on Australia Day, 26 January 2026, before touring nationwide, giving Australians the chance to see the series brought to life on the big screen. Tickets and tour details are available at www.asuperprogressivemovie.com .

Tackling out-of-control crime with stronger penalties, targeted intervention, better police resources and improved judicial accountability to the community will be One Nation’s top priority in Hinchinbrook.

Senator Hanson’s bill amending the criminal code to ban the burqa and other face coverings was denied introduction in the Senate.

The Senate has blocked Pauline Hanson’s Bill to Ban the Burqa and Other Full Face Coverings in Public Places, rejecting attempts to introduce legislation that mirrors laws already passed in 24 countries — including several Islamic nations.

Pauline Hanson slams Australia’s mass-immigration surge, calls out Canberra elites for ignoring housing and hospital pressures, and ridicules the costly COP31 proposal as economic and environmental hypocrisy.