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.

Discover the insightful analysis by Chris Richardson, a renowned economist, on Australia's housing market turmoil, as featured on ABC's Q&A program. Unpacking the complex relationship between immigration and housing, Richardson sheds light on the policies contributing to the crisis. One Nation echoes these concerns, advocating for a balanced approach to immigration that aligns with national infrastructure development and full employment. Dive into our comprehensive take on how Australia's housing woes and immigration policies intertwine, offering a path towards resolving this pressing issue.

Explore the insights from One Nation's scrutineers on the Australian voice to Parliament referendum. In a revealing blog, delve into the detailed feedback from over 1200 volunteers who scrutinized the voting process, revealing concerns over campaign bias and funding disparities. With 69% giving the Australian Electoral Commission a just-passing grade, the post uncovers the grassroots efforts to uphold democracy and integrity in Australian elections. Unveil the scrutineers' stance on electronic voting, the need for voter identification laws, and other key suggestions aimed at strengthening Australia's electoral process.

Discover the real drivers behind Queensland's rental crisis in our latest blog post. We delve into the debate ignited by Pauline Hanson's claim linking immigration to housing shortages, and counterpoints by 'Property Centerpiece' focusing on economic factors like interest rates and maintenance costs. Uncover how One Nation's policies contrast with Labor's approach and the complex dynamics between housing supply and immigration. With insights from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and ABC News, our analysis presents a multifaceted view of the housing market, exploring the critical balance between supply, demand, and the impact of immigration on Australia's rental prices.

Senator Pauline Hanson of One Nation vociferously condemns the Albanese Labor government's decision to cut funding for Queensland's vital infrastructure projects. In her denouncement, she argues that greater financial efficiencies could be achieved by tackling fraud within the NDIS and Medicare systems, rather than compromising on essential improvements to the state's roads and highways. With a firm stance against the neglect of Queensland's safety and productivity needs, Hanson's call to action underscores the pressing need for a strategic re-evaluation of government spending and a dedicated audit of indigenous organisation funding.

Read about the controversy that led to Senator Pauline Hanson's speech being suppressed in the Senate, the Australian people's stance on 'welcome to country' ceremonies, and One Nation's call for national unity. Dive into the discussion that's stirring the nation.

Discover the intricate details and ongoing debate surrounding brumby management in Australia's Kosciuszko National Park. This comprehensive blog delves into the recent decision by the NSW government, spearheaded by Environment Minister Penny Sharpe, to incorporate aerial shooting as a method for controlling the burgeoning wild horse population. With a target to reduce their numbers from nearly 19,000 to 3,000 by 2027, this measure aims to safeguard the fragile alpine ecosystem and its native inhabitants. However, this contentious decision has sparked widespread concern and criticism. Join One Nation’s diligent MLC, Tania Mihailuk, as she tenaciously grills Monaro MP Steve Whan, seeking clarity on the aftermath of aerial shooting, specifically addressing the management of brumby carcasses and potential encounters with children in the park. Navigate through the government’s stance, public backlash, and the unappealing sight of decomposing carcasses, as we weigh the necessity of brumby population control against the ethical and environmental implications. Stay informed and join the conversation on this critical issue affecting one of Australia's cherished national parks.

Discover the unfolding drama in Australia's industrial relations landscape as Senator Malcolm Roberts spotlights the exploitation of casual workers in the mining sector. Delve into our latest blog, "Exploitation: Australia's Industrial Relations Dilemma," to understand the complexities of the current "Closing Loopholes Bill," and why it might not be the panacea it promises. Roberts sheds light on the murky dealings between union bosses and labour hire companies, critiquing the Fair Work Commission's lack of oversight, and advocating for the enforcement of existing laws rather than the introduction of convoluted new legislation. Join the critical conversation on worker’s rights, exploitation, and the quest for equitable employment in Australia.