Melanie Casey is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of Melbourne in the upcoming federal election. A proud Victorian, Melanie brings a powerful blend of business experience, community advocacy, and heartfelt commitment to her candidacy.

As a BAS agent and business owner, she understands firsthand the burdens faced by small business operators. She’s worked closely with entrepreneurs across Melbourne, helping them navigate red tape, stay afloat, and build successful futures. Melanie believes small businesses are the backbone of our economy and deserve stronger support and fewer bureaucratic hurdles.

Melanie is also a devoted mother and grandmother. Her lived experience raising a family in modern Australia has made her deeply aware of the challenges facing working families—especially the cost of living and the lack of affordable housing. “The possibility that my children, and many like them, may never own homes is a real concern,” she says.

Having volunteered in local soup kitchens and witnessed the shortcomings of the family law system firsthand, Melanie is a vocal advocate for social justice and family court reform. She wants to see a system that is fair, fast, and focused on the best outcomes for children.

Melanie stands for practical environmental stewardship, responsible governance, and economic policies that put Australian families first. Her campaign reflects a vision of Melbourne where small businesses thrive, families feel secure, and our values are protected.

Gemma Johnston is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the electorate of O’Connor in the upcoming federal election. A proud resident of Esperance and an elected councillor for the Shire of Esperance, Gemma’s journey into politics was sparked by a local battle over a flagpole—an experience that opened her eyes to government overreach and the lack of transparency in decision-making. Her resolve to fight for fairness led her to successfully run for council, and now she’s taking that same determination to the national stage.

Gemma brings a strong voice for rural and coastal communities who feel left behind by the major parties. She has been a vocal opponent of the proposed South Coast Marine Park, which she says is “ripping the heart out of our town.” She’s committed to protecting local jobs, fishing access, and the freedoms of people who live and work along the coast.

Her platform includes cost-of-living relief, rural healthcare access, tax reform, and critical infrastructure upgrades. Gemma has firsthand experience with the challenges facing the bush—from the GP shortage to regional housing and a broken transport system.

“My family has worked in farming, retail, and commercial property in this region for over 50 years,” Gemma says. “I’ve seen the strength and resilience of our people—and I’ll fight like hell to make sure they’re heard.”

Gemma’s practical experience, community ties, and fierce advocacy make her a powerful voice for O’Connor and for regional WA.

Cheryl Wood is One Nation’s candidate for Brisbane. A long-time Queenslander and local small business owner, Cheryl has lived the ups and downs of everyday Australians and is determined to restore fairness, freedom, and common sense to our political system.

A mother, divorcee, and businesswoman, Cheryl has seen firsthand how everyday Australians are being left behind by major parties consumed by woke agendas and globalist priorities. She believes our country is being undermined by political elites who are more interested in power than serving the people.

Cheryl has run a successful driving school in Brisbane and knows how much small businesses are struggling with red tape, rising costs, and overregulation. She’s passionate about getting government out of the way so families and businesses can thrive.

A woman of faith, Cheryl is guided by strong Christian values and a deep love for Australia. Her priorities include restoring democratic rights, defending freedom of speech, and ensuring every Australian has the opportunity to own a home, get a good education, and access durable employment.

Cheryl is not afraid to speak up and take action. She’s determined to be a voice for hard-working Aussies who feel ignored, and to stand up against the woke forces that threaten our way of life. As your One Nation candidate for Brisbane, she’s ready to fight for a better future.

Tony Nikolic is a highly accomplished lawyer, criminologist, and community advocate who brings real-world experience, legal integrity, and a fierce commitment to defending Australians’ rights to the federal stage. With a Master of Laws in Commercial Litigation, an Honours degree in Criminology, and over 20 years of experience in legal practice, Tony leads AFL Solicitors, a respected firm based in Sydney. He was the first lawyer in Australia to challenge COVID mandates and lockdowns in court and has since become a leading voice for medical autonomy, civil liberties, and individual freedoms.

Tony has a proven record of standing up for those forgotten by the major parties—representing Indigenous Australians, remote communities, domestic violence survivors, and the homeless. He’s provided pro bono legal services, led disaster relief efforts in the 2022 NSW floods, and has worked closely with frontline groups like Father Chris Riley’s Youth Off The Streets.

Raised with strong faith and values, Tony is driven by a passion for justice and a deep belief in Australian sovereignty. He’s standing for the people of Chifley to tackle cost-of-living pressures, secure our borders, restore national pride, and bring transparency and common sense back to Canberra. With Tony, the people of Chifley will have a strong, experienced voice who doesn’t just talk—but takes action.

Jennifer Troeth is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Barker, South Australia. She is a proud South Australian who believes the values that once made this country great—personal responsibility, community strength and national pride—are being eroded by weak leadership, major party corruption and political correctness. She is standing to be a strong voice for everyday Australians who feel ignored and silenced.

Jennifer was born in 1956 and raised in a time when working hard, speaking plainly and standing up for what was right were seen as virtues. Those values have never left her. With a lifetime of experience and a strong moral compass, she is determined to speak out on behalf of those who are sick and tired of the excuses and failures coming from Canberra. She knows how important it is to return to common sense decision-making and policies that put Australian citizens first—not foreign interests, not globalist organisations, and not corporate elites.

Jennifer understands how hard it is for families right now. The cost of living has skyrocketed, housing is out of reach for too many, and regional communities are being squeezed by bureaucratic red tape and neglect. She believes that this can all be turned around by restoring integrity to government, investing in our own people, and reining in the reckless spending that has become the norm under both Labor and Liberal governments.

A firm believer in Australia's democratic freedoms, Jennifer will fight to protect free speech, defend Australian sovereignty and ensure that our schools, services and laws reflect Australian values—not imported ideologies. Her aim is to represent the good people of Barker with courage, clarity and honesty—qualities that have been sorely missing in politics today.

Jennifer Troeth is not a career politician. She is someone who has lived through Australia’s best years and is now putting her hand up to ensure future generations don’t miss out on the opportunities and freedoms that once defined this country. She is committed to restoring what has been lost and building a future where Australians come first in their own land.

Darren Baker is One Nation’s candidate for Oxley. A proud Australian with a working-class background, Darren has had enough of the major parties selling out everyday people to appease political correctness and minority interests.

Darren has long supported Pauline Hanson and her unwavering stand for everyday Australians. He believes it’s time to bring integrity and common sense back into politics—before our country is irreparably damaged by weak leadership and globalist influence.

With firsthand experience of the challenges facing working families, Darren understands what matters most: affordable housing, fair wages, secure jobs, and strong national values. He’s ready to stand up for those who feel forgotten by Canberra’s political class and demand real accountability from those in power.

Darren Baker is not a career politician—he’s one of us. A determined, no-nonsense advocate for change, he is ready to represent Oxley with the same honesty, resilience and strength that One Nation stands for.

Vedran Torbarac is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the federal seat of Sydney. A proud Australian with a strong commitment to national sovereignty, Vedran is standing up against globalist agendas that threaten our values, independence, and way of life.

With a deep concern for the direction Australia is heading, Vedran believes too many decisions are being made by politicians who are more interested in appeasing international organisations than protecting Australian families. He supports One Nation’s vision to restore national pride, reassert Australian control over our borders and economy, and rebuild trust in our public institutions.

Vedran is passionate about putting Australians first—whether it’s fighting for affordable housing, energy independence, or real jobs in local communities. He is driven by a belief that Canberra has lost touch with everyday people, and that common sense must return to the national conversation.

As your representative for Sydney, Vedran Torbarac is ready to be a strong voice in Parliament for freedom, fairness, and the future of Australia.

Rod Smith is One Nation’s candidate for Grayndler, a proud tradie, father, and long-time supporter of Pauline Hanson’s bold vision for Australia. Having first joined the party in 1997, Rod has stood with One Nation through decades of political change, inspired by Pauline’s unwavering commitment to everyday Australians.

Rod understands firsthand the pressures facing families—rising costs, housing stress, and the growing disconnect between career politicians and the people they claim to represent. With a practical, no-nonsense approach, Rod believes it's time to take a stand against corporate greed, broken promises, and globalist agendas that put Australians last.

His priorities are clear: slash red tape, reduce tax burdens, and bring manufacturing back home. Rod wants to see value added to our natural resources here in Australia—not shipped off cheap and sold back at premium prices. He supports lower immigration levels that serve our long-term national interest, and an end to international treaties that undermine Australian sovereignty.

Rod Smith is not a politician—he’s a working man who’s had enough. He believes in rebuilding trust in our institutions, standing up to monopolies, and restoring control to the people. With another million migrants projected to arrive under Labor and the Liberals, Rod says it’s time to draw a line in the sand.

Support Rod Smith for Grayndler—a strong voice for working Australians, fighting to make this country fair, free, and self-reliant again. Vote One Nation.

John Fuller is One Nation’s candidate for Cunningham, driven by a deep concern for the future of Australia and a steadfast belief in restoring unity, integrity, and genuine equality to public life. A proud Australian, John has grown increasingly alarmed at the rise of false agendas, political pandering, and narratives that divide rather than unite.

John believes that true equality doesn’t mean favouring one group over another—it means standing for all Australians, regardless of background, with policies rooted in fairness, logic, and shared national values. “We’ve lost sight of what it means to be one people,” he says. “Our social fabric has been pulled apart for political gain, and it’s time to stitch it back together with honesty and common sense.”

With a strong moral compass and no interest in the games of career politicians, John is passionate about rebuilding trust in government and giving Australians a voice free from manipulation or fear. He supports One Nation’s mission to protect national sovereignty, ensure secure borders, reduce cost-of-living pressures, and uphold the freedoms and values that define our identity.

John’s journey from concerned citizen to committed political advocate mirrors the frustrations and hopes of millions across the country. His campaign is about more than policy—it’s about restoring pride, responsibility, and a clear vision for the future. He embodies the belief that through collective effort and shared values, Australia can once again become a strong, united, and prosperous nation.

For John Fuller, it’s time to lead with logic, stand with courage, and put Australia first—always.