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Senator Pauline Hanson says One Nation is growing in strength, laying out her long-term vision, leadership succession, and commitment to fighting for Australians on issues like immigration, Net Zero, and national unity.

Senator Pauline Hanson is being praised— including by Sall Grover— for defending women’s rights in the Senate and urging a restored legal definition of “woman” to protect female-only spaces.

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Senator Pauline Hanson has blasted Labor for repatriating ISIS brides and condemned Parliament’s ban on wearing the Australian flag on Flag Day. She also renewed calls to cut mass immigration, warning it is damaging services and Australian living standards.

Senator Pauline Hanson has blasted Labor’s plan to repatriate people linked to Islamic State, calling it reckless and dangerous. She says ISIS fighters and their families should face prison, not freedom, to protect national security.

Senator Malcolm Roberts has condemned mass immigration policies for endangering Australians and straining housing, hospitals, and infrastructure. He says both major parties have failed and is calling for stronger border protections, tougher checks, and a renewed focus on national unity.

Senator Malcolm Roberts has called for laws to ban burning the Australian flag, saying it symbolises the spirit of the nation. With over 50,000 signatures backing One Nation’s petition, Roberts joined Hanson and Whitten in urging Australians to unite and protect national pride.

One Nation pushed for an immigration enquiry, but Labor, Liberals & Greens blocked it. See how your Senators voted—One Nation will keep fighting for Australia.

Senator Malcolm Roberts has sought clarity on reports of a housing deal involving overseas workers, warning it could affect local builders and jobs. He is calling for government transparency to ensure housing policies serve Australia’s best interests.