Jennifer Hughes is a proud fifth-generation Australian, a devoted wife and mother and a passionate advocate for strong leadership that puts Australians first. Living on a small farm just outside Orange with her husband Jim and their two sons, Sam and Tom, Jennifer has deep ties to regional Australia. With over 25 years of experience living in rural communities, including Oberon, Armidale and Orange, she understands the unique challenges facing country Australians and is determined to be a voice for them in Parliament.

Jennifer has been a long-time supporter of One Nation and strongly believes in the party’s commitment to protecting Australian values, securing jobs, and ensuring economic prosperity. “I’ve always believed in Pauline Hanson’s and Malcolm Roberts’ ability to stand up for Australians when the major parties won’t,” Jennifer says. “Our country is heading in the wrong direction under Labor, and I refuse to stand by while our future and the future of my children is put at risk.”

Jennifer is deeply concerned about the rising cost of living, the erosion of job opportunities for Australians, and the government’s failure to invest in critical infrastructure. She believes that affordable energy is essential for both families and businesses and she strongly supports One Nation’s policies to lower power prices and secure Australia’s energy future through reliable, domestically produced sources.

“Australians are struggling to afford everyday essentials, while the government prioritises the interests of big corporations and foreign entities over its own people. We need to take back control of our economy, secure Australian jobs, and ensure that regional communities receive the support they deserve,” Jennifer says.

Immigration is another key issue for Jennifer, who believes that Australia must prioritise sustainable migration policies that align with our infrastructure capacity. “It’s common sense our hospitals, schools and roads are already at breaking point. We cannot continue taking in record numbers of migrants while our own people struggle to find affordable housing and secure work,” she explains.

Jennifer is committed to fighting for common-sense policies that will strengthen Calare’s economy, support local businesses and ease the financial burden on Australian families. She is ready to take a stand against government overreach, reckless spending and policies that put global interests ahead of Australian citizens.

“Our leaders should be working for the people not the other way around,” Jennifer says. “It’s time to elect representatives who genuinely care about Australia’s future and who will fight to bring back economic stability, affordable living, and national security.”

Jennifer Hughes is calling on the people of Calare to support One Nation in this election and take a stand for a stronger, more independent Australia.