Colin Seabrook is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Corangamite, Victoria. With decades of life experience, business leadership and a firm belief in Australia's conservative foundations, Colin brings a strong and principled voice to the national conversation. As a former Liberal voter who became disillusioned with the party’s direction, Colin has found a new political home in One Nation—drawn by its commitment to Australian sovereignty, fair immigration, and traditional values.

A lifelong small business owner, Colin has run successful mechanical and equipment leasing operations in Melton West for over 30 years. He’s no stranger to standing up to bureaucracy either—having taken the City of Melton to VCAT and IBAC for what he believed was a breach of building regulations, proving his determination to hold government bodies accountable.

Colin is passionate about reversing the damage inflicted by the Labor Party’s divisive and impractical policies. He strongly supports banning puberty blockers in schools, cracking down on immigration rorts, ending foreign ownership of Australian homes, and reintroducing accountability measures in government contracting. He’s also committed to law and order, calling for consecutive sentencing for serious violent offenders and major fraud cases.

His political involvement spans decades, having previously volunteered in campaigns across the country. Now, he’s stepping up to be the candidate himself, driven by a belief that One Nation is the last real defence against the radical left agenda.

Matthew Katselis is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Hawke in Victoria. A proud Australian born and raised in Melbourne’s outer western suburbs, Matthew represents a new generation of passionate, common-sense leaders who aren’t afraid to stand up to the woke agenda and speak the truth.

With a strong belief in freedom, fairness and traditional Australian values, Matthew is committed to defending the rights of everyday Australians. He’s seen the decline caused by Labor and Liberal governments firsthand and believes now is the time to push back against out-of-touch elites and globalist influence.

Matthew supports policies that keep housing affordable, cut the cost of living and protect families and children from harmful ideologies. His straight-talking approach resonates with working Australians who feel ignored by the political class.

When he’s not working full-time in warehouse logistics, Matthew coaches local soccer teams and volunteers in the community. He’s a strong believer in discipline, hard work and creating opportunity for young Australians.

Emma Hicks is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Farrer, bringing a fearless voice and a deep commitment to protecting Australia’s safety, sovereignty and national values. With experience as a youth support worker, church volunteer and former SRE (Special Religious Education) teacher, Emma understands the importance of moral leadership, family values and putting Australians first, especially in regional communities like Farrer.

Born in Melbourne and now based in Springdale Heights, Emma has seen firsthand the social and economic pressures impacting her community: a growing homelessness crisis, skyrocketing rental prices, under-resourced hospitals and attacks on religious freedoms. She is passionate about reforming immigration policy, restoring community safety and defending the rights of everyday Australians to speak freely and live securely.

Emma is particularly focused on national security and wants to see changes to the Constitution that would allow Australian citizenship to be stripped from those who commit or threaten acts of terrorism. “Enough is enough,” she says. “We must protect our future from extremist ideologies and ensure that Australia remains a safe, free and cohesive society.”

With firsthand experience of bullying and injustice in the workplace, Emma knows what it’s like to stand up against a powerful systemand she’s not afraid to do it again in Canberra. She is also a strong advocate for keeping SRE (Scripture) in schools, believing it provides students with a positive moral foundation and freedom of choice in education.

Emma supports One Nation’s tough stance on immigration, national security and restoring services in regional Australia. She is running for the seat of Farrer to be a strong voice for families, communities and the Christian values that have shaped this nation.

John Burton is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Pearce, building on the strong result he achieved in the recent state election. As a small business owner and building inspector, John understands the daily struggles facing everyday Australians rising costs, red tape and policies that punish hard work.

John has lived in Kinross for nearly a decade and proudly calls Western Australia home. He knows what it means to contribute, adapt and stand up for the values that make Australia great. John believes in Australia-first policies supporting lower power bills, affordable housing, reduced immigration and ending stamp duty to give working families a fair go.

With a track record of getting involved and standing up for what he believes in, John is stepping up again, this time federally, to fight the growing influence of political correctness and push back against woke ideologies taking over common-sense governance.

“I’ve run before and I’ll run again, because our country is worth it,” John says.

Michael Halley is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Swan in Western Australia. A proud family man with deep roots in farming and industry, Michael is driven by a commitment to fairness, self-reliance and restoring the Australian way of life. He brings a practical, no-nonsense approach to politics, shaped by years of hands-on experience as a machine operator and a strong belief in giving everyday Australians a fair go.

Michael is focused on tackling the soaring cost of living. He supports removing GST on new homes, scrapping stamp duty on investments, abolishing alcohol taxes, and reducing power and fuel prices, policies that aim to put more money back into the pockets of hardworking Australians. He also wants to address homelessness by ensuring struggling Australians are prioritised before new migrants and is a strong supporter of investing in nuclear energy to secure our future.

Raised with farming values and a firm but fair attitude, Michael believes all Australians should be treated equally under the law. That includes winding back divisive Aboriginal Cultural Heritage legislation, which he sees as creating inequality rather than reconciliation.

When he’s not working or volunteering in the community, Michael enjoys camping with his wife, kids and grandkids. He’s passionate about listening to locals, hearing their concerns and being a strong voice in Parliament for those who feel left behind.

Deborah Swinbourn is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the federal seat of Hughes. A sixth-generation Australian, Deborah has lived in the electorate for over 23 years. With more than 30 years of experience in the Information Technology sector, she brings a wealth of practical knowledge and real-world problem-solving to the political arena.

Deborah is the youngest of nine children from a working-class background and a proud mother. She understands the challenges facing families today particularly the rising cost of living, housing affordability and energy prices. Having previously run as an Independent in the 2024 NSW State Election for Holsworthy, she’s already a recognised voice in the community and is passionate about delivering real outcomes for Australians.

Deborah believes Australia must pause mass migration until housing, hospitals and essential services can cope. She’s seen firsthand how unchecked immigration has contributed to housing shortages, strained infrastructure and placed increasing pressure on local communities.

She is also a strong supporter of energy reform. Deborah backs affordable, reliable coal and gas power and opposes net-zero targets that she says are driving up power prices and making life harder for families and small businesses.

“It’s unacceptable that people in a country as resource-rich as Australia are struggling to afford electricity, food and housing. We need change and we need it now.”

Deborah also believes in rebuilding Australian manufacturing, securing supply chains and prioritising Australian workers for Australian jobs. She supports policies that will create apprenticeships and long-term employment opportunities, particularly in local industries.

A firm believer in individual freedoms, Deborah opposes government overreach and mandates that infringe on personal choice. She stands proudly for national sovereignty, family values and practical, common-sense governance.

With deep roots in Hughes and a strong commitment to her community, Deborah is ready to be a strong voice in Parliament for the everyday Australians who are too often ignored by the major parties.

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.

Sean Rubin is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of Macnamara in Victoria. With over 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry, including 26 years as a qualified chef, Sean has risen through the ranks to become a senior chef and understands firsthand the daily pressures faced by hardworking Australians.

Sean has lived and worked in Melbourne long enough to witness both the highs and the lows of the city. He’s seen local businesses succeed and fail, experienced the growing cost-of-living crisis and watched communities suffer under weak policing and failed economic management. This lived experience has ignited his passion to fight for fairness, affordability and security in Australia.

Sean is committed to overhauling a broken tax system that punishes everyday workers. He strongly supports pension reform to allow older Australians to work more without penalty, a simplified flat tax for multiple job holders and laws that reward, not penalise, productivity. He also stands against excessive government spending and corruption, pushing for accountability and transparency at all levels of leadership.

A firm believer in One Nation’s platform since his school years, Sean is focused on restoring national pride, fixing immigration policy, strengthening Australian industry and ensuring everyone, no matter their background, is treated equally under the Australian flag.

Sean stands ready to represent Macnamara, offering common-sense leadership that puts Australian families, businesses and values first.

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.