As 2024 comes to a close, Young Nation celebrates a year brimming with success and camaraderie. From our impactful efforts during the State Election to unforgettable social gatherings, we've built a vibrant and dynamic presence for young Australians united in their support for One Nation. The standout moment? Without a doubt, the Riverfire event—a dazzling celebration that embodied the energy and dedication of Young Nation. It highlighted our shared values and strengthened the bonds within our growing community. As we look ahead to 2025, the excitement is palpable. With new events on the horizon, the future for Young Nation shines brightly. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a fantastic New Year—thank you for being part of our journey! Josh & Liam

The year began with a fiery debate over Australia Day, sparked by Woolworths’ decision to pull celebratory merchandise—a move Pauline Hanson slammed as corporate overreach into national identity. February brought vindication for essential workers who stood against unlawful vaccine mandates, with the Supreme Court affirming their rights. In March, One Nation championed a plebiscite on immigration numbers, exposing a political elite terrified of public opinion amidst skyrocketing homelessness. By April, the party addressed housing woes with policies to lower immigration and empower Australians to secure affordable housing. May saw a hard-fought victory protecting the Great Artesian Basin from environmental risk, while June exposed systemic fraud in the NDIS, prompting bipartisan reform. Through the year, One Nation upheld free speech, questioned unchecked funding for symbolic reconciliation, defended biological women’s rights, and tackled the housing crisis exacerbated by international student enrolments. December may lack clarity, but the year firmly established One Nation’s commitment to putting Australians first.

Bianca Colecchia shares her journey to renounce Italian citizenship to run for Parliament, showing her unwavering dedication to Australia.

Pauline Hanson criticises the government's inaction on anti-Semitism and endorses Peter Dutton's commitment to the Australian flag as a unifying national symbol. She calls for decisive leadership, addressing community tensions, and removing divisive symbols from official spaces.

Too little, too late! Albo’s inaction lets violent anti-Semitism spiral out of control, burning synagogues and tearing social cohesion apart. Australia deserves better. #OneNation #AntiSemitism

Pauline Hanson and Fatima Payman clash in Parliament over Section 44 eligibility and accusations of racism. Hanson demands a review of Payman’s dual citizenship, while Payman denounces Hanson’s divisive rhetoric. The debate highlights tensions around identity, the Constitution, and parliamentary integrity.

Pauline Hanson highlights the need for stronger protections for security guards and homeowners facing modern public safety threats. Current laws on 'equal force' fail vulnerable citizens, leaving them at risk of legal repercussions when defending themselves.

Australia must ban puberty blockers for kids now! UK experts say they are a safety risk. Albanese cares more about ideology than children’s safety. We need a review and inquiry into this issue!

James Ashby delivers a scathing critique of Australia’s economic mismanagement, lenient youth crime sentencing, and extravagant government spending. Tune in for his insights on how poor governance is affecting businesses, families, and the nation’s future.

Legacy media is losing its grip as platforms like TikTok, podcasts, and independent creators reshape how we consume news. With the 2024 US election showcasing this shift, Australia sees a similar trend as trust in traditional outlets declines. A digital media revolution is here—adapt or become irrelevant.