Sharron Duncan is proud to represent Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as the candidate for Maranoa in the upcoming federal election.

A mother and grandmother with a diverse professional background, Sharron’s experience includes service in the Australian Army Reserve Transport Corps, holding a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice, and being a nationally accredited NMAS Mediator and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner. She has also worked as a Certified Family Group Conference Facilitator and Child Contact Supervisor.

Sharron entered politics not as a career politician, but as an everyday Australian determined to secure a better future for the next generation. She has a strong passion for rebuilding Australian society through strengthening the family unit, protecting fathers' rights in family law, and ensuring the courts are fair and equitable for both men and women. Sharron believes Australia's institutions must return to fairness, accountability, and practical, common sense policies.

She is proud to align with Pauline Hanson’s vision of national pride and putting Australians first. Sharron believes it is vital to stand against "woke" agendas that undermine Australia's traditions and to restore strong, values-based education focused on life skills, literacy, numeracy, and discipline.

Her career and community work, including founding the Woodford Neighbourhood Centre and delivering supervised child contact services, have given her a deep understanding of the challenges facing Australian families today. Sharron is committed to addressing youth crime, pushing back against political correctness in schools, defending religious education rights, and securing real action to reduce cost of living pressures and rebuild the economy.

If elected, Sharron will be a fearless advocate for families, common sense, and accountability, bringing her life experience and integrity to represent the people of Maranoa with strength and determination.

"I want to bring strong leadership, common sense policies, and real accountability back into politics."