Beatrice Marsh is a proud Australian who is stepping forward as One Nation’s candidate for Fairfax to restore common sense, transparency and accountability in government. Passionate about securing Australia’s future, Beatrice believes it’s time to put the interests of hardworking Australians first, instead of the globalist policies and reckless spending that have driven up the cost of living and weakened our economy.

“I believe in uniting Australians and standing up for real issues like immigration reform, government transparency and economic security. Our country deserves strong leadership that actually works for the people,” Beatrice says.

With firsthand experience in business and community advocacy, Beatrice understands the pressures that everyday Australians face. She is committed to tackling the energy crisis caused by unreliable renewable policies and bringing back investment in local industries and manufacturing to create more Australian jobs.

Beatrice also strongly advocates for funding audits into Indigenous programs to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent where they are truly needed. She is passionate about restoring freedom of speech and democratic decency in parliament, ensuring that politicians are held accountable for their actions.

“Our government continues to waste taxpayer money while ordinary Australians struggle with rising costs. It’s time to audit inefficient government departments, cut unnecessary spending and ensure our resources are used to benefit Australians, not just special interest groups,” she says.

Beatrice stands with One Nation in calling for a strong, independent Australia that prioritises its own industries, jobs and energy security. She believes in fostering mutual benefits in trade and diplomacy, ensuring that Australia stands firm against foreign influence while building strong relationships that support national prosperity.

As your representative for Fairfax, Beatrice will work tirelessly to advocate for lower energy prices, economic independence and government accountability. She is calling on the people of Fairfax to support her in the fight for a fairer, stronger Australia.