It’s no secret the ABC and the Guardian have it in for One Nation. Their appalling bias and complete lack of objectivity is there for all to see.

Something like 200 protesters marched in Hawthorn, Melbourne in a failed attempt to disrupt a sold-out One Nation event on Monday night after Pauline Hanson announced candidates for the Victorian election.

Farmers need water. Families need relief. Regional communities deserve better services. David Farley is ready to stand up for Farrer.

Barnaby Joyce has issued a stern warning. Labor’s looming fuel shortage will smack this country right between the eyes. The situation is critical, yet Labor doesn’t seem to care. Only last week they were brushing off fuel shortages as a “right-wing conspiracy”.

One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby has delivered a powerful warning about Australia’s immigration crisis, saying the Albanese Labor Government has pushed the nation into “Big Australia on steroids.” Speaking with Peter Credlin on Sky News, Ashby broke down new data showing 415,000 migrants arrived by September alone, exposing Labor’s broken promise to cut numbers. 

He said Labor’s massive intake is putting enormous pressure on housing, hospitals, roads, schools, and everyday Australians, who are already struggling under rising costs of living.

James Ashby reminded viewers that One Nation has been warning about this for 30 years, long before the major parties admitted there was a problem. He emphasised that immigration isn’t just about numbers, but also who comes into the country and whether they contribute positively to Australia.

Most concerning, James Ashby exposed Labor’s real motives are they want higher migrant numbers to grow voter bases, and they’re preparing to add up to 50 new parliamentarians by expanding electorates all because the population is exploding under their watch. 

James Ashby called it “outrageous,” saying Australians are paying the price for a government more focused on political advantage than national stability.

One Nation’s message is clear: Australia needs lower, sustainable immigration, stronger border oversight, and a government that puts Australians first not political games.

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has taken her message of patriotism and political courage to the world stage, delivering a speech at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

Net Zero is costing jobs, driving up power prices, wrecking our economy and fuelling inflation and mortgage stress. One Nation is the only party that has consistently stood up and said it, Net Zero must go.

Recent data reveals that support for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation has surged to its highest level in nearly a decade, with the party’s primary vote now sitting at 11%.

This result shows growing confidence among Australians who are standing behind Senator Pauline Hanson and her continued fight for common sense, accountability, and putting Australians first.

For years, One Nation has championed strong borders, lower cost of living, better healthcare, and protection of children and families. The rise in public support highlights that Australians are tired of weak leadership and political correctness from the major parties.

This momentum reinforces Pauline Hanson’s message that Australians want their voices heard, their freedoms respected, and their country protected.

With support reaching its highest point in 10 years, One Nation is proving that the movement for fairness, truth, and Australian values is stronger than ever.

During Senate Estimates, Senator Pauline Hanson raised serious concerns about the growing use of puberty blockers on Australian children. She questioned why these powerful hormone treatments are allowed when experts cannot confirm whether their effects are reversible.

Health officials from the NHMRC and TGA admitted that there are no national guidelines for prescribing puberty blockers and no clear evidence about their long-term safety. They confirmed the drugs are only approved for limited medical conditions but are being used more broadly without national oversight.

Senator Hanson highlighted the risk of children being led into life-altering treatments without full understanding or evidence. She shared a parent’s emotional story — a young person who underwent hormone therapy, now experiencing regret, distress, and severe side effects.

Her questioning exposed a lack of accountability and transparency within Australia’s health system. Senator Hanson and Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party are urging the government to prioritise children’s welfare and ensure stronger medical safeguards before further treatments are approved.

One Nation stands firm in protecting young Australians from irreversible medical interventions and is calling for urgent national action to ensure the safety and wellbeing of every child.