Jason Oosthuizen is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Lalor. A proud working-class Australian who migrated from South Africa in 2005, Jason has spent more than 15 years operating heavy machinery in the mining and construction industries. He understands firsthand the cost-of-living pressures, rising crime and declining infrastructure facing the people of Lalor and he’s ready to fight back.

Jason isn’t a career politician. He’s a straight-talking CFA volunteer firefighter, founding president of the Stawell Pioneers Soccer Club and someone who’s lived the struggles everyday Australians face. That’s why he’s running, to restore integrity in government, bring back affordability and end the radical ideologies creeping into schools and public policy.

He’s passionate about putting Australians first: from strengthening local manufacturing and supporting farmers to fighting foreign ownership of farmland and cracking down on criminals who take advantage of our immigration system. Jason stands against digital overreach, supports real infrastructure reform and is calling for an end to gender ideology in schools.

“I’m not here to play politics, I’m here to serve my community. I’ve lived the issues. I’ve paid my taxes. And I want a better, safer Australia for our kids. If you’re sick of the lies and fed up with being ignored, join me. Let’s take our country back.”

Rocco DeAngelis is a proud Australian, devoted family man and successful food entrepreneur standing with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation to fight for Australia’s future. Born and raised in Adelaide to a large Italian migrant family, Rocco has lived the Australian dream; affordable housing, quality education and real opportunities to build a successful life. Now, he’s determined to ensure the same opportunities exist for future generations.

“I love my country, I adore my family and I thank God for the life I’ve had here. But I see an Australia today that is struggling. The cost of living is out of control, home ownership is slipping away and families are being squeezed from all sides. I refuse to stand by and watch as our future is sold off to the highest bidder.”

Rocco’s background in business and entrepreneurship has given him firsthand experience of the challenges facing small business owners, workers and families. Over the past 20 years, he has successfully run a food business, gaining deep insight into the economic and policy issues affecting everyday Australians. He knows how rising energy costs, over-regulation and unfair trade policies are crippling businesses and driving up prices for consumers.

As a father of three boys, Rocco is passionate about securing a better future for Australian families. He strongly believes in defending parental rights, ensuring schools focus on education—not ideological agendas—and restoring fairness to the job market. “Employment should be based on merit, not political identity,” he says. “Our children deserve the chance to succeed based on their skills and hard work, not tick-box quotas and discrimination.”

Rocco is also committed to tackling mass immigration, which he sees as a key driver of housing unaffordability, infrastructure strain and social division. He advocates for a common-sense immigration policy that puts Australian workers, taxpayers and communities first. “A strong nation needs secure borders, a united identity and policies that work for the people—not for globalist elites,” he says.

With a strong focus on small business, national sovereignty and affordable living, Rocco is running with One Nation to challenge the political status quo and fight for an Australia-first future. “I want my kids and all Australian kids, to grow up in a country where hard work is rewarded, families are supported and our national identity is protected.”

Alan Reid is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Gorton. A proud father and former crowd controller with over a decade of frontline experience, Alan is a straight-talking Aussie who’s had enough of political correctness and government waste. With roots in Melbourne’s north and a passion for everyday Australians, Alan is stepping up to put Gorton first.

Alan has lived the challenges working-class Australians face, rising housing costs, unaffordable healthcare and a government more focused on global interests than its own people. “Labor are too busy to look after everyone else except their own,” he says. Alan believes it’s time to bring back common-sense leadership and old-school Australian values.

A vocal advocate for immigration control and restoring order, Alan supports stronger border protection and believes in protecting Australia’s sovereignty and identity. He also proposes to identify waste and cut red tape, ensuring taxpayer money is spent where it truly matters.

Having gone up against large corporations in discrimination cases and experienced unfair dismissal firsthand, Alan understands how bureaucracies fail ordinary Australians. His campaign is focused on fixing housing, healthcare, education and cutting government waste. He wants to give Gorton families a fair go, and ensure a safer, more affordable future.

Athol Thomas is One Nation’s candidate for Indi, bringing hands-on experience, common sense and a deep understanding of regional life. Living in Tawonga in the Keiwa Valley, Athol learned the value of hard work early, later becoming a qualified heavy plant mechanic, a trade he still works in today. He also runs a small beef farm, staying true to his rural roots and Australia’s farming heritage.

Athol is stepping forward because he’s seen firsthand how government decisions impact everyday Australians, especially those in rural communities. From skyrocketing energy bills and unaffordable groceries to foreign ownership of land, he believes rural Australia is being overlooked.

With One Nation, Athol is fighting to protect Australian land, industries and families. He supports banning foreign ownership of residential properties, reducing immigration to ease housing demand and freeing up land for farming and homes.

He’s passionate about easing the cost-of-living pressures, improving healthcare access in the bush and letting pensioners work without penalty.

“I’m not here for Canberra politics,” Athol says. “I’m here to represent the people of Indi who keep this country going.”

Joel Stevenson is proud to stand as the One Nation candidate for Dickson, bringing a wealth of real-world experience and a deep commitment to the local community. A longtime resident of Kallangur for 14 years, Joel understands the challenges faced by families, workers and small businesses in the area. With a background as a maintenance industrial electrician, he has witnessed firsthand the decline of Australian manufacturing and is determined to fight for policies that rebuild industry, secure jobs and lower the cost of living.

“For too long, we’ve watched our manufacturing sector shrink while energy prices continue to rise. It’s time to take back control of our industries, invest in affordable and reliable energy and bring back jobs that support Australian families,” Joel says.

Over the past 25 years, Joel has seen the erosion of local industries due to bad government policy, overregulation and an obsession with net-zero goals that have driven energy prices sky-high. He believes that Australia must restore its competitive edge by prioritising investment in low-cost, reliable energy solutions such as coal and nuclear power.

“Without affordable power, we can’t rebuild our industries, we can’t create secure, well-paying jobs and we certainly can’t compete with nations that are using their natural resources wisely,” he says.

Joel is also passionate about infrastructure and ensuring that local projects deliver real benefits for the people of Dickson. He advocates for better roads, transport links and community facilities to support the region’s growing population.

Beyond politics and work, Joel enjoys fishing and water sports, activities that keep him connected to the outdoors and reinforce his belief in balancing economic progress with environmental preservation. He supports common-sense environmental policies that protect Australia’s natural resources while allowing industries and communities to thrive.

Joel is committed to being a strong voice in federal parliament for the people of Dickson, ensuring that their needs and aspirations are represented at the national level. He is standing with One Nation to fight for policies that lower the cost of living, put Australian workers first and restore the nation’s economic independence.

“This election is about taking back control from out-of-touch career politicians and ensuring the future of our communities. I’m standing with One Nation to put Australians first and get Dickson the representation it deserves,” he says.

Nathan Skrlj is a proud Australian with a deep appreciation for the values of hard work, resilience and community; principles instilled in him by his family’s journey to this country. With a strong background in disability support and soon-to-be a registered nurse, Nathan has dedicated himself to helping those in need, seeing firsthand the struggles Australians face in the current economic and social climate.

“I love this country deeply, but I see the Australia my Nonno worked so hard to embrace slipping away. The cost of living is skyrocketing, housing is becoming unattainable and our national values are being eroded. It’s time to stand up and fight for the future of our country.”

Nathan’s passion for change stems from his experiences working within the NDIS system, where he has seen mismanagement and inefficiencies that fail both taxpayers and those truly in need. He is determined to push for major reforms that ensure funding goes where it is most effective, cutting waste while improving outcomes for vulnerable Australians.

He is also a strong advocate for affordable housing, pushing for policies that pause mass immigration until infrastructure catches up, ensuring Australians can access homes and essential services. He believes in restoring Australian values in education by emphasising the nation's achievements in medical, sporting and industrial fields rather than rewriting history with ideological bias.

Nathan sees the major parties as two sides of the same coin, failing to act in the best interests of everyday Australians. By standing with One Nation, he hopes to be a voice for hardworking families, ensuring policies that put Australians first; whether in job creation, affordable energy or securing Australia's national sovereignty.

“I want my children to grow up in the Australia my Nonno believed in; a country of opportunity, fairness and strong values. If we don’t fight for it now, what will we tell future generations? That we stood by and let it slip away? I refuse to do that.”

Nathan is calling on the people of Kingston to support a bold, practical vision for a stronger Australia—one that prioritises Australian jobs, infrastructure and a future where every citizen has the opportunity to thrive.

Glen Wadsworth is a dedicated business owner, long-time Coolangatta resident, and proud father and grandfather. With deep roots in the community, Glen has spent decades building businesses, creating jobs and standing up for hardworking Australians. His journey from founding and managing construction companies to advocating for common-sense policies has given him firsthand experience with the challenges everyday Australians face.

“I’m running because we need a patriotic, budget-conscious government that puts Australians first,” Glen says. “For too long, politicians have been more focused on serving big corporations and foreign interests rather than the people who built this country.”

Glen is a strong advocate for financial responsibility, small business growth and cutting bureaucratic red tape that stifles local industry. Having dealt with government regulations and taxation firsthand as an employer, he understands the burdens placed on business owners and the impact these policies have on workers and families.

He is also passionate about ensuring Australia’s national infrastructure is built for future generations, pushing for policies that support local construction, affordable energy and sustainable economic growth. With decades in the construction industry, Glen has witnessed government mismanagement and waste and he is committed to holding politicians accountable for how taxpayer money is spent.

With seven adult children, two stepchildren and 11 grandchildren, Glen deeply values family and community. He believes in policies that strengthen local communities, improve opportunities for young Australians and ensure a fair go for everyone.

As a One Nation candidate for Moncrieff, Glen is determined to fight for the people of his electorate, ensuring they have a representative who understands their concerns and works tirelessly to deliver real results.

Terri Pryse-Smith is a proud Ballarat resident, a dedicated advocate for hardworking Australians and a strong believer in the values that have made this nation great. With a background in business and community advocacy, she has spent years standing up for local families, workers and small business owners against the failed policies of Labor and the Liberal-National establishment.

“Our country is at a crossroads. The cost of living is spiraling out of control, energy prices are crippling families and immigration policies are failing everyday Australians. It’s time to put our people first.”

Terri is determined to fight for a fairer Australia where small businesses can thrive, Australian families can afford to buy a home and communities are supported—not neglected. She believes in the urgent need to restore common sense to government, protect Australian jobs and industry and ensure energy policies that deliver affordable, reliable power instead of pandering to climate alarmism.

As a former candidate in both state and federal elections, Terri has firsthand experience with the political system and understands how broken it has become. She is committed to challenging the major parties and their failure to serve the people they represent. She is passionate about restoring government accountability, protecting farmers from unfair regulations and ensuring Australia’s national interests always come first.

“The major parties have failed Ballarat for too long. We need leadership that listens to the people, not the bureaucrats in Canberra. I will stand up for our local communities and fight for the future of our children.”

Terri is asking for your support to bring real representation to Ballarat, cut through the political spin, and deliver policies that make a real difference in the lives of Australians.

Mike Brown is a devoted family man, small business owner and community volunteer who has called the Mornington Peninsula home for decades. A father of seven and grandfather to nine, he is deeply concerned about the future his children and grandchildren will inherit under the reckless policies of the major parties.

“I’m tired of the two-party system treating Australian taxpayers like a never-ending cash cow. Our families deserve better, our economy deserves better and Australia deserves better.”

Mike has spent his career working across industries as a project manager and consultant, gaining real-world experience in economic development, small business and community engagement. His background in real estate and business coaching has given him insight into the increasing struggles Australians face; whether it’s skyrocketing housing costs, out-of-control energy prices or small businesses suffocating under red tape.

As a proud Christian and active member of St Mark’s Anglican Church in Dromana, Mike is passionate about restoring traditional Australian values and pushing back against the radical social engineering being forced on society. He believes in protecting family structures, ensuring fair and transparent elections and preventing ideological manipulation in politics and media.

Mike is particularly concerned about the skyrocketing cost of living, believing that energy affordability and infrastructure investment are key to securing Australia’s economic future. He supports One Nation’s commitment to restoring reliable, low-cost energy by reinvesting in coal and gas while cutting the bureaucratic waste that drives up household bills.

His priorities include stronger border protection, a moratorium on immigration until infrastructure catches up and an independent audit of government spending. Mike is also a vocal supporter of investigating the impacts of pandemic lockdowns and mandates, ensuring accountability for government overreach.

“Australians were forced into lockdowns, lost their jobs and had their freedoms stripped away; all while big corporations and government elites got richer. Where is the accountability? The major parties won’t fight for everyday Australians, but I will.”

Mike is calling on the people of Flinders to reject the career politicians who have failed them and back a candidate who understands real life, real struggles and real solutions.