One Nation outlines its commitment to ensuring the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is sustainable and effective. Delve into the party's perspective on the recent reforms and the urgent need for further action to safeguard the NDIS against cost blowouts and ensure it continues to serve Australians with disabilities efficiently.

Explore One Nation's perspective on the urgent need for reforming Queensland's residential care system. James Ashby, the candidate for Keppel, sheds light on the challenges within the system, emphasizing the necessity for qualified carers and a more effective approach to prevent crime and ensure better futures for vulnerable children.

James Ashby, Pauline Hanson's chief of staff, announces his candidacy for Keppel in the upcoming Queensland state election. With extensive parliamentary experience, Ashby aims to tackle regional issues, counteract Labor and LNP policies, and bring fresh perspectives to pressing concerns like youth crime, housing and cost of living.

One Nation challenges the Albanese government with a no-confidence vote, highlighting issues like immigration failures, rising costs, and energy policy flaws. Pauline Hanson advocates for a conservative parliament to reverse the current Government's missteps.

Discover the impact of the Murray Darling Basin Plan changes on Australia's $22 billion agriculture sector. Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts reveal how these changes risk food production, affect communities, and escalate grocery prices.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation critically examines the controversial Digital Identity Bill 2023, voicing concerns about its potential to transform Australia's society and economy into a dystopian reality. This blog delves into the implications of labeling the Digital ID as 'voluntary,' the government's response to public feedback, and One Nation's commitment to opposing this alarming legislation.

Discover the robust stance of One Nation and Pauline Hanson against the push for an indigenous treaty and 'truth-telling' commission, reflecting the sentiments of many Australians. With 60% opposition nationwide and an even stronger 69% in Queensland, the Australian people have voiced their rejection of these proposals. The result underscores a national consensus for unity and against racially divisive measures. Read about how One Nation's vigorous campaign contributed to this outcome and explore the implications for Australia's future policies on immigration, climate change, and foreign aid.

In 2023, One Nation Victoria and Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell, is fervently advancing its conservative agenda and making significant impacts in the Victorian Legislative Council. The party's involvement in vital issues like the opposition to water buybacks, a strong stance on renewable energy projects, and the drafting of the innovative Soil Protection and Agricultural Land Bill showcases its commitment to balancing environmental concerns with sustainable development. One Nation Victoria's robust advocacy for regional road maintenance, backing of the new Shepparton Sports Stadium, urgent repair initiatives for Carisbrook's riverbank flood levees, and the pursuit of lifting the nuclear energy ban exemplify its dedication to addressing the needs and aspirations of the Northern Victoria Region’s constituents. These strategic efforts highlight One Nation Victoria's role in shaping state policies and driving progressive change in the environmental, social, and economic landscapes of Victoria.

Join One Nation in celebrating International Men's Day as we spotlight the pivotal call by Senator Pauline Hanson and South Australian MP Sarah Game for the creation of a dedicated Minister for Men. This weekend's events in Adelaide and Brisbane, featuring influential speakers like war hero Heston Russell, highlighted key issues like men’s mental health and family law rights. Hanson's advocacy for a Men’s ministry and Game's focus on combating parental alienation mark significant steps towards addressing the challenges faced by Australian men. Dive into our latest blog to discover more about these groundbreaking events and the push for impactful legislative changes.

Australia is on the cusp of a brighter economic future with the introduction of the Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Accountability and Fairness) Bill 2023 to the House of Representatives, championed by Pauline Hanson. This landmark legislation, aiming to reform the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax (PRRT), promises to significantly boost government revenue from natural gas exports. Emulating successful models like Norway's sovereign wealth fund, this reform is a decisive step towards maximizing Australia's vast mineral and energy resources, moving from being the 'lucky country' to a 'clever country' with sustainable economic growth and prosperity.