Jennifer Troeth is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Barker, South Australia. She is a proud South Australian who believes the values that once made this country great—personal responsibility, community strength and national pride—are being eroded by weak leadership, major party corruption and political correctness. She is standing to be a strong voice for everyday Australians who feel ignored and silenced.

Jennifer was born in 1956 and raised in a time when working hard, speaking plainly and standing up for what was right were seen as virtues. Those values have never left her. With a lifetime of experience and a strong moral compass, she is determined to speak out on behalf of those who are sick and tired of the excuses and failures coming from Canberra. She knows how important it is to return to common sense decision-making and policies that put Australian citizens first—not foreign interests, not globalist organisations, and not corporate elites.

Jennifer understands how hard it is for families right now. The cost of living has skyrocketed, housing is out of reach for too many, and regional communities are being squeezed by bureaucratic red tape and neglect. She believes that this can all be turned around by restoring integrity to government, investing in our own people, and reining in the reckless spending that has become the norm under both Labor and Liberal governments.

A firm believer in Australia's democratic freedoms, Jennifer will fight to protect free speech, defend Australian sovereignty and ensure that our schools, services and laws reflect Australian values—not imported ideologies. Her aim is to represent the good people of Barker with courage, clarity and honesty—qualities that have been sorely missing in politics today.

Jennifer Troeth is not a career politician. She is someone who has lived through Australia’s best years and is now putting her hand up to ensure future generations don’t miss out on the opportunities and freedoms that once defined this country. She is committed to restoring what has been lost and building a future where Australians come first in their own land.