Hannah Marriner is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of Fremantle in Western Australia. A mother of six and a passionate community advocate, Hannah speaks out for everyday Australians who feel their voices are being ignored by a system more focused on political correctness than practical solutions.

Born in Tasmania and raised in Kalgoorlie, Hannah has seen the vast differences in how Australians experience life, from the cities to the regions and how government failure impacts health, housing, education and law and order. She has firsthand experience of the housing crisis, the collapse of public healthcare and the rising cost of living. Her message is simple: Australia must take care of its own before taking on more.

Hannah volunteers with the Western Australia Wildlife Hospital and supports elderly residents through community gardening programs. She believes in rolling up her sleeves and getting involved in real issues, not just talking about them.

Her public activism began when she challenged the safety of her children's school following the enrolment of a radicalised student who later committed a violent act. Despite pushback from the school, Hannah stood her ground and spoke to the media, determined to protect children and raise awareness about government negligence.

Hannah believes mass immigration has pushed Australia beyond its limits and is contributing to rising homelessness, overwhelmed hospitals and unaffordable housing. She’s also concerned about growing social division and double standards in law enforcement.

With a strong, unapologetic voice, Hannah is ready to fight for working Australians, restore law and order and bring back common sense to Canberra.