Matthew Knight is proud to stand as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Bowman, driven by a desire to restore values and integrity to our nation. A strong advocate for community, morality, and fairness, Matthew believes that the major parties have neglected everyday Australians, prioritising political agendas over the well-being of the people they are meant to serve.

Living in Bowman, Matthew understands the challenges his community faces, from rising costs of living and housing pressures to local infrastructure that struggles to meet demand. He is passionate about creating a fairer future, tackling the root causes of these issues while championing the rights of hardworking Australians.

Matthew is particularly focused on supporting local businesses, ensuring they have the tools and opportunities to thrive. He believes in investing in education and apprenticeships to equip future generations with practical skills, fostering economic growth and reducing youth unemployment. “It’s time to put Australians first and focus on policies that benefit the people of Bowman, not just big corporations or political elites,” Matthew says.

As a dedicated One Nation candidate, Matthew is committed to fighting for moral leadership and policies that reflect the values of the Bowman community. He believes in accountability, transparency, and giving Australians a voice in the decisions that affect their lives.

Cheryl Kempton is proud to represent Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as the candidate for Capricornia. A passionate advocate for her community, Cheryl believes in the power of common-sense policies that put Australians first and address the unique challenges facing regional Queensland.

Living in Capricornia, Cheryl understands the key issues affecting the electorate, including the rising cost of living, youth crime, and the need for infrastructure to support local industries. She is committed to fighting for local jobs, reducing government overreach, and ensuring that Capricornia’s natural resources are used to benefit the people who live and work in the region. “Our community deserves representation that truly reflects its values and priorities,” Cheryl says.

Cheryl is particularly passionate about creating opportunities for small businesses, farmers, and tradespeople, all of whom play a vital role in the economy of Capricornia. She advocates for better roads, improved water infrastructure, and policies that ease the financial burdens on local families. Cheryl also supports measures to tackle crime and restore a sense of safety to the community.

Frustrated with the failures of the major parties, Cheryl sees One Nation as the only party truly committed to serving Australians rather than corporate or globalist interests. “It’s time to bring back accountability and ensure that policies reflect the needs of everyday Australians, not just those of big business or political elites,” she emphasises.

Rebecca Hewett is proud to stand as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Mayo, driven by a passion to secure a strong and thriving future for all Australians. As a dedicated mother and advocate for change, Rebecca is determined to address the challenges facing her community and ensure future generations have the opportunities they deserve.

Living in the heart of the Mayo electorate, Rebecca has seen firsthand the effects of rising costs, poor infrastructure, and policies that fail to prioritise local communities. She believes in practical solutions that deliver real results for working families, small businesses, and individuals across the region. “Our country needs strong, common-sense leadership to restore Australia’s potential and provide a brighter future for our children,” Rebecca says.

Rebecca’s focus includes tackling the cost-of-living crisis, improving access to essential services, and supporting local industries that form the backbone of the Mayo economy. She advocates for sensible immigration policies, better infrastructure investment, and an education system that prepares the next generation for success. Rebecca is also passionate about protecting the environment while fostering sustainable economic growth, ensuring that Mayo remains a wonderful place to live and work.

Frustrated by the failures of both major parties, Rebecca has found her values aligned with One Nation’s commitment to putting Australians first. “I want to be a voice for the people of Mayo, ensuring their concerns are heard and addressed with integrity. Together, we can create a future where families and businesses can thrive,” she emphasises.

David Harris is a proud veteran, business owner, and dedicated advocate for the Flynn electorate, standing with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation to deliver practical solutions for Australians. With nearly 12 years of service in the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), David’s leadership and commitment to national security have shaped his vision for building a stronger, more prosperous Australia. His time in the RAAF provided firsthand experience of teamwork, service, and the importance of policies that prioritise Australians first.

David is focused on lowering the cost of living, improving access to affordable energy, and preserving local jobs. He firmly believes Australia’s natural resources should benefit its citizens, not just large corporations. Advocating for low-emission coal-fired power stations and a balanced transition to renewable energy, David’s energy policies aim to reduce household bills and ensure affordable, reliable power. “Australia has the resources to lead the way in affordable energy. It’s time we used them to benefit our people, not overseas interests,” David says.

As a business owner, David understands the challenges faced by local industries and is passionate about creating more opportunities for Australians through apprenticeships, infrastructure investment, and reducing reliance on foreign work visas. He is proud to support One Nation’s pilot program for regional apprenticeships, giving businesses the tools to train and hire skilled local workers.

Community safety is also a top priority for David, who is committed to supporting law enforcement and ensuring every Australian can feel secure at home and in their community. “No one should ever have to fear for their safety. Our communities deserve better,” he emphasises.

A devoted family man, David spends his free time camping, fishing, and connecting with his wife, children, and the vibrant Flynn community. His vision is a future where Queenslanders can thrive with strong family values, affordable living, and more local opportunities.

Greg Hansford is proud to stand as One Nation’s candidate for Gippsland, bringing a strong voice for farmers, small businesses, and hardworking locals. As someone deeply connected to the region, Greg understands the challenges and opportunities Gippsland faces, from energy security to supporting local industries.

With a proven track record of earning the trust of Gippsland voters, having secured 9.4% of the vote in the last Federal election, Greg is confident in building on this momentum to deliver real outcomes for the community. “One Nation is the best party to meet the needs of Gippsland. We’re pro-farmers, pro-HELE power stations, and pro-business, and we’ll fight to ensure the region thrives,” Greg says.

Gippsland’s farming community and energy sector are close to Greg’s heart. He is passionate about protecting farmers from overregulation and ensuring access to affordable energy by advocating for High-Efficiency, Low-Emission (HELE) power stations. Greg also believes in fostering small business growth to create more opportunities for local residents and families.

“I’m committed to ensuring Gippsland remains a great place to live and work. From our farms to our towns, we need leadership that understands local challenges and prioritizes real solutions over empty promises.”

Greg’s campaign is focused on reducing cost-of-living pressures, supporting rural industries, and ensuring Gippsland’s voice is heard in Canberra.

Paul Fimognari is a passionate advocate for Australian values and a determined voice for the people of Moore. With strong alignment to One Nation’s principles, Paul is focused on addressing the pressing issues that impact everyday Australians, from affordable energy to housing affordability.

Paul is deeply concerned about the misuse of Australia’s natural resources in favour of unreliable and costly green energy alternatives. “Australia has an abundance of natural resources to provide cheap, reliable power. It’s time we stopped the green scam that’s transferring billions into the hands of a select few at the expense of hardworking Australians,” he says.

As a father of two, Paul has experienced the flaws of the family court system firsthand and is driven to fight for reforms that restore fairness and equity in men's and family rights. His personal experiences have fueled his determination to challenge bureaucratic waste, fraud, and mismanagement, particularly in systems like the NDIS and immigration policies, which he believes are failing young Australians and driving up housing costs.

“I want to take up the fight to save Australia and make it the amazing country it could be. If I can hold people to account, I must. I will dedicate myself to putting Australians first and bettering our nation.”

Paul’s campaign for Moore is built on accountability, fairness, and the belief that government should work for the people, not against them. His unwavering commitment to making a difference has ignited a fire to ensure Australians have a voice in Parliament that fights for them, not for special interests.

Natalie Davis, a dedicated educator and single mother, has called Beaudesert home for years, where she raises her daughter, Jessica. With a career in teaching spanning since 2007, Natalie has witnessed the growing challenges in Australia’s education system firsthand. Having worked in both public and private schools, she has seen a troubling decline in literacy and numeracy skills, a lack of respect for authority, and an increase in mental health issues among students.

Concerned about the disengagement of many students being pushed through to Year 12 without adequate support or skills, Natalie has long advocated for a restructuring of Australia’s education system. In 2012, she embarked on a PhD to explore ways to maximise educational and economic benefits for the nation. Her research revealed the critical need for an education system that prepares students for both academic and trade-based careers, addressing a growing skills gap in Australia.

In 2023, Natalie broadened her understanding of governance by attending the School of Government program at River University in the US. This experience deepened her commitment to ensuring Australian governments operate within their defined roles, respecting the freedoms and liberties of the people they serve. A proud Christian, Natalie strongly supports property rights, individual freedoms, and policies that empower Australians rather than restrict them.

Natalie’s priorities include reviving Australia’s manufacturing sector, securing water resources, and strengthening agriculture. She is passionate about cutting government overreach and tackling cost-of-living pressures by reducing prohibitive legislation, curbing excessive migration, and paying down national debt. Natalie believes Australia must focus on self-reliance and cut ties with international bodies like the UN that undermine the nation’s sovereignty.

Jessica Davis, a lifelong Victorian and devoted mother of two, brings a wealth of experience, resilience, and passion to her candidacy for Dunkley. With nearly 20 years in the health sector as a paramedic and emergency nurse, Jessica has dedicated her career to serving her community in some of its most vulnerable moments. From her time at Monash Medical Centre Clayton to her work with Ambulance Victoria, Jessica has witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by everyday Australians and the impact of government policies on their lives.

Her career took a dramatic turn in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic when vaccine mandates led to her termination. This life-altering experience fueled her determination to advocate for workers’ rights and justice, leading her to establish Australians Working For Australians (AW4A). Through this initiative, Jessica has fought tirelessly for healthcare workers impacted by mandates, emphasising fairness, accountability, and the importance of lawful protections.

Jessica’s advocacy extends beyond healthcare. She is deeply engaged with her community, actively listening to concerns about issues like rising costs of living, housing shortages, and the erosion of personal freedoms. “Australians deserve leadership that prioritizes fairness, integrity, and solutions that benefit all,” she says. “It’s time to rebuild trust in our institutions and ensure our children inherit a brighter future.”

Running as One Nation’s candidate for Dunkley, Jessica is committed to addressing local issues, supporting small businesses, and restoring commonsense to politics. Her vision includes tackling housing affordability, ensuring better community infrastructure, and standing up for individual rights.

Bianca Colecchia, a proud Australian citizen originally from Italy, is a passionate advocate for Australian values and a dedicated voice for commonsense solutions. With a double degree in Politics and International Relations and Sociology from the University of Melbourne, Bianca combines academic insight with firsthand experience working in Senator Malcolm Roberts' office during a transformative four-month internship.

Bianca’s journey has been shaped by her experiences within Australia’s education system, where she witnessed a growing wave of ideological indoctrination. Determined to restore political neutrality and critical thinking in educational institutions, Bianca has collaborated with One Nation leaders on a proposed bill, "Ensuring Political Neutrality in Educational Institutions." She firmly believes that education is key to fostering unity, patriotism, and solutions to social challenges.

“I’ve seen how ideological agendas have infiltrated our schools and universities, stifling debate and diminishing critical thought. It’s time to bring back political neutrality and empower students to think freely without fear of judgment,” Bianca says.

Bianca is also deeply concerned about the rise in youth crime, mass migration’s strain on housing and infrastructure, and the erosion of Australia’s national identity. She stands firmly for policies that put Australians first, promote social cohesion, and address the challenges facing her community.

“Bruce deserves strong, decisive leadership. We must tackle the issues affecting everyday Australians—rising crime, lack of housing, and declining national pride. A united Australia is a stronger Australia,” she asserts.

Bianca’s commitment to bold leadership and her dedication to One Nation’s mission make her a standout candidate to represent Bruce in the upcoming election.