Melissa Janicska is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of McMahon in New South Wales. A passionate and outspoken advocate for everyday Australians, Melissa brings a no-nonsense, "true blue" attitude to politics, driven by her love of country, strong community values and a deep desire to see Australia thrive.

Born and raised in Parramatta and now living in Blacktown, Melissa has spent years working in the food industry, engaging with people from all walks of life. These conversations about rising living costs, failing systems and lost trust in government have fuelled her political drive and her determination to be a voice for those who feel ignored.

Melissa is focused on fixing what she calls the “core failures” of government: overhauling the broken education system, cleaning up corruption across institutions and restoring the rights and freedoms that should be guaranteed to all Australians. She’s a firm believer in freedom of speech, open debate and respecting diverse opinions while working toward practical, common-sense solutions.

A survivor of domestic abuse and an advocate for family safety and resilience, Melissa has real-life experience of the system’s shortcomings. She’s determined to fight for families, for affordable housing and for a government that supports not controls its people. She’s especially passionate about defending parental rights and protecting children from ideological agendas in schools.

Melissa has been a long-time supporter and voter of One Nation, inspired by the values of honesty, fairness and national pride. Her experience rallying with thousands in Canberra in defence of freedom of choice was a pivotal moment proof, she says, that the people are ready for change.

A strong communicator with a background in public speaking, live entertainment and community activism, Melissa is ready to take her fight to Canberra and bring the people of McMahon the strong, fearless representation they deserve.