Fernando Bove is a dedicated Australian, committed to serving his community and strengthening the nation through Pauline Hanson’s One Nation. With a deep passion for patriotism, economic stability and social cohesion, Fernando believes in putting Australians first and ensuring the future remains bright for generations to come.

“I am standing with One Nation because I believe in strong leadership, national unity and common-sense policies that serve the Australian people—not political elites. We need to restore pride in our country, create a competitive economy and provide opportunities for all Australians.”

With a background in education, logistics and community service, Fernando has spent decades engaging with people from all walks of life. As a former upper school teacher for over 20 years, he understands the importance of quality education, discipline and preparing young Australians for a future where they can thrive. His experience as a logistics driver has also given him firsthand insight into the pressures that workers face in an economy that is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate.

Fernando is passionate about tackling unemployment, substance abuse and housing affordability—issues that he believes are tearing communities apart. He is dedicated to driving policies that will support small businesses, strengthen local job opportunities and make home ownership a reality once again for everyday Australians.

“I see hardworking Australians struggling with the rising cost of living, young families unable to afford a home and communities being divided by reckless policies. We need real solutions—tougher immigration laws, affordable energy and investment in Australian jobs and infrastructure.”

Fernando has also been actively involved in community service through Army Cadets, Police Cadets and church-based initiatives, demonstrating his lifelong commitment to service and leadership. He understands the importance of discipline, national pride and creating opportunities for young Australians to succeed.

With a clear vision for the future, Fernando is running as One Nation’s candidate for Canning to stand up for Australian values, challenge the political establishment and fight for a better deal for Australian workers, families and businesses.

Arthur Tsoutsoulis is a proud Australian who is determined to restore the nation’s values, protect its identity and fight for the rights of hardworking Australians. With a strong background in engineering, project management and local government, he understands how poor government policies have driven up the cost of living, undermined national security and eroded Australian culture.

“I have seen firsthand how this country has changed and not for the better. The major parties have abandoned everyday Australians, prioritising globalist agendas, uncontrolled migration and woke ideologies over the interests of our people. One Nation is the only party willing to stand up and put Australia first.”

Arthur has worked in local government for over 25 years, managing infrastructure projects and transportation planning. He knows how excessive red tape and reckless spending have burdened Australian businesses and families. He is committed to revitalising manufacturing, securing energy independence and ensuring home ownership remains within reach for young Australians.

Mass migration must be paused to relieve pressure on housing, infrastructure and essential services. Australians should be prioritised for jobs over foreign workers and foreign ownership of Australian land and real estate should be banned. Arthur supports nuclear energy as a cost-effective solution to the energy crisis and is determined to restore common sense in workplaces by ending forced gender ideology and ensuring people are hired based on merit, not politics.

“Our government has abandoned Australians. We need leadership that prioritises our people, our economy and our national security. We must take back our country and make Australia strong again.”

Benjamin Craker is a dedicated tradesman and proud Australian who understands the struggles facing everyday workers and families in the Northern Territory. Working FIFO, Ben engages daily with workers from all walks of life, listening to their concerns and discussing practical solutions to improve their lives. His hands-on experience in the workforce gives him a clear understanding of what needs to change to restore prosperity, security and fairness for all Australians.

Ben is deeply concerned about the skyrocketing cost of living and is committed to fighting for real relief. He strongly advocates for reducing fuel prices, making electricity affordable and implementing policies that ease financial burdens on families and businesses. “Australians should not be struggling to afford the basics when we are one of the most resource-rich nations in the world,” he says. “We have the coal, gas and minerals to power our own nation affordably, yet we’re paying the price for short-sighted policies.”

Crime remains one of the most pressing issues in the Northern Territory and Ben believes in strong measures to restore safety to the streets. He supports crime prevention programs such as boot camps, tougher sentencing and stricter bail laws. He is determined to tackle the root causes of crime by creating better opportunities for those facing disadvantage, ensuring that hard work is rewarded and law-abiding citizens feel safe in their own communities.

Ben also recognises the the federal government’s staggering trillion-dollar debt and is committed to responsible fiscal management. Debt repayments at $50billion a year will soon outstrip what we spend on health and education. He is pushing for a fairer taxation system that ensures multinational corporations pay their fair share, while advocating for better use of the Territory’s abundant natural resources to generate real economic benefits for the people who live and work there.

He is also a strong advocate for immigration reform, arguing that reducing immigration is necessary to ease the pressure on critical infrastructure, housing affordability and the environment. “We need policies that put Australians first, ensuring that homeownership is within reach for everyday people and that our communities have the infrastructure and services they need to thrive.”

In his free time, Ben enjoys motorcycling, bushcraft, scuba diving and backpacking. He is deeply frustrated by the mismanagement of Australia’s vast resources, which has left Australians facing rising costs and economic uncertainty. “We live in a country rich with coal, LNG, uranium, lithium and other minerals, yet we’re in massive debt and struggling. It doesn’t add up and I’m determined to change that,” he says.

Benjamin Craker is ready to stand up for the people of Solomon and fight for real change in the Northern Territory. With a focus on affordability, infrastructure and safety, he is committed to ensuring the Territory and Australia as a whole are set on the right path for future generations.

Sharon Cousins is a dedicated community advocate, researcher and small business owner who has spent decades fighting for everyday Australians. Raised in Wollongong, she worked in the UK as a qualified insurance broker before returning to Australia to build a successful resume-writing business, helping job seekers from all industries secure employment.

Since 2003, Sharon has volunteered in elections, assisting candidates and ensuring voter integrity. In 2011, she ran as an independent in the local council elections, gaining firsthand experience in the power plays and tactics used by major parties. Now, she is stepping up to represent Whitlam with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, a party she believes truly puts Australians first.

Sharon is a strong opponent of the proposed offshore wind farms, citing concerns over their cost, maintenance and negative impact on fishing, tourism and whale migration. She supports keeping Australia’s mining industry strong while investing in practical, cost-effective renewable energy solutions.

She stands firmly behind One Nation’s policies to relieve cost-of-living pressures, including reducing fuel taxes by 26c per litre, cutting electricity bills by 20% and placing a moratorium on GST for building materials to lower home construction costs. She is also a strong advocate for family tax splitting, pensioner benefits and exiting globalist organisations like the WHO, WEF and UN—saving taxpayers over $1 billion.

“Australians are being squeezed by bad policies and out-of-touch politicians. We need leadership that puts families, jobs and affordability first,” Sharon says. “One Nation is the only party standing up against government overreach and fighting for everyday Australians.”

Sharon’s deep commitment to her community and her passion for real solutions make her a strong candidate to represent Whitlam in the upcoming federal election.

Bruce Stevens is a proud Australian and staunch advocate for national sovereignty, economic stability and common-sense policies. With a background in security technology and a history of political engagement, Bruce has stood for election in 2013 and 2019, determined to offer voters a true alternative to the failed policies of the major parties.

Frustrated by the increasing influence of global organisations like the UN, WEF and WHO, Bruce is committed to putting Australia first. He strongly opposes Net Zero policies that drive up energy costs and believes in restoring manufacturing, strengthening border security and ensuring government accountability.

Bruce is passionate about reducing cost-of-living pressures, making home ownership achievable for Australians by banning foreign ownership and removing excessive red tape stifling local businesses. He firmly supports removing radical political agendas from schools, ensuring education remains focused on skills, knowledge and Australian values.

“Australians are sick of career politicians who sell out our future to foreign interests and globalist agendas,” Bruce says. “One Nation is the only party standing up for everyday Australians, fighting for affordable energy, strong local industries and real national security.”

Bruce is ready to be a strong voice for the people of Wills, holding Canberra accountable and fighting for policies that protect Australia’s future.

Stuart Bonds is a proud Australian farmer, coal miner, and tradesman who has called the Hunter Valley home for the past 15 years. Living in the region with his wife and daughter, Stuart understands the challenges facing hardworking Australians and is determined to take the fight to the major parties that have failed to deliver for the Hunter.

As a qualified fitter and machinist, Stuart has worked alongside the people of the Hunter in private industry. He strongly supports One Nation’s push for increased apprenticeships, backing subsidies that will help businesses take on more apprentices and build a skilled workforce for the future.

“We need investment back into our local communities, and the best way to do that is by encouraging businesses to invest in the future. Our kids are our future,” Stuart says.

A staunch advocate for preserving the coal industry, Stuart wants to create an economic environment that encourages companies to invest in full-time jobs and large-scale infrastructure projects in the region.

“The Hunter has been gutted of its revenue for far too long. We have the skills, we have the land, we have the resources, and we have the drive to continue being the backbone of the state's power supply for the next 50 years. Let’s get these power plants built.”

Stuart is also committed to greater investment in rural infrastructure. He believes that the neglect of regional areas has gone on for too long and is fighting for major projects such as new dams, upgraded roads, improved bridges, and the construction of a high-speed rail network to connect capital cities and unlock opportunities in rural and regional areas.

“We haven’t built a dam in 40 years. Our power plants are being decommissioned, and our roads are falling apart. You only need to take a drive to the city to see where all the money is going. People can’t move away from the city because of poor infrastructure planning, so let’s bring the city to them. Let’s build a high-speed rail line and ease congestion in the cities while boosting our regional towns.”

Stuart Bonds is ready to fight for the people of the Hunter and bring real investment, real jobs, and real solutions back to the region. Support Stuart in his campaign to take Hunter back for the people.

Tyler Carman is a proud Bundaberg local, small business owner, and devoted family man. Living in Bundaberg with his wife and young daughter, and expecting their second child in April, Tyler understands the struggles of everyday Australians, particularly when it comes to the rising cost of living and housing affordability.

“As a mortgage broker, I see firsthand the dream of homeownership slipping further out of reach for many Australians. Our broken immigration policies have driven up housing prices while failing to provide the necessary infrastructure to support rapid population growth. We need to pause mass immigration and focus on getting our housing market back on track,” Tyler says.

Tyler is a strong advocate for housing affordability and availability. With a critical shortage of new homes being built, he believes the federal government must take responsibility for ensuring housing supply meets demand before increasing migration numbers. He will fight for policies that make homeownership more accessible and reduce the financial strain on Australian families.

Beyond housing and immigration, Tyler is passionate about strengthening Australia’s economy, improving health care, and reforming education. He supports free university degrees and grants for essential professions such as nurses, doctors, paramedics, and teachers. “We should be encouraging young Australians into these critical fields rather than relying on foreign workers to fill the gaps,” he says.

Tyler is determined to stand up for the people of Hinkler, ensuring their voices are heard and fighting for policies that will provide a secure future for Australian families. He believes in putting Australians first and ensuring that essential services, infrastructure, and economic opportunities are prioritised over reckless government spending and mismanagement.

“As your representative, I will fight for better housing, better health care, and better education for all Australians. Our future depends on strong, common-sense policies that support working families and ensure Australia remains a country where everyone has the opportunity to succeed,” Tyler says.

Leon Gardiner is standing as the One Nation candidate for Goldstein to challenge the failures of the major parties, which have driven up energy and housing costs, expanded government overreach, and undermined individual freedoms. A long-time Goldstein resident, Leon is committed to delivering practical, results-driven policies that put Australians first and restore accountability to government.

“For too long, politicians have lied to us, making decisions that increase the cost of living and housing, restrict personal freedoms, and betray Australian values,” Leon says.

With a background as an architect and economist, Leon brings decades of corporate, infrastructure, and governance experience to the table. He believes fixing broken bureaucracy and removing duplication will drive down energy and housing costs, stimulate job creation, and boost economic growth.

“We need to cut through the bureaucratic tape that is suffocating industries and forcing everyday Australians to pay more for necessities. I want to see practical, business-led solutions to energy production, infrastructure, and environmental protection without the fear-driven climate hysteria pushed by the radical activists who have infiltrated our government and bureaucracy." he says.

Leon will work effectively to ensure Goldstein has strong local representation that delivers for the community. He will be a strong advocate for local community initiatives.

“Governments have had decades to fix these issues, yet all we’ve seen are empty promises and wasted taxpayer dollars. I will push for appropriate migration levels, science-based policies, increased transparency in government spending, and practical environmental solutions while protecting individual freedoms,” he says.

Leon is a dedicated family man and active member of the Goldstein community. He runs a professional consultancy and health charity in Sandringham, has served his country and assisted many community organisations and schools. He believes that only One Nation has the courage and commitment to fight back against reckless government decisions and restore the principles that make Australia strong.

“This is about taking back control from the career politicians who have abandoned everyday Australians. It’s time for common-sense policies and leaders who will stand up for the people of Goldstein and Australia,” Leon says.

Beatrice Marsh is a proud Australian who is stepping forward as One Nation’s candidate for Fairfax to restore common sense, transparency and accountability in government. Passionate about securing Australia’s future, Beatrice believes it’s time to put the interests of hardworking Australians first, instead of the globalist policies and reckless spending that have driven up the cost of living and weakened our economy.

“I believe in uniting Australians and standing up for real issues like immigration reform, government transparency and economic security. Our country deserves strong leadership that actually works for the people,” Beatrice says.

With firsthand experience in business and community advocacy, Beatrice understands the pressures that everyday Australians face. She is committed to tackling the energy crisis caused by unreliable renewable policies and bringing back investment in local industries and manufacturing to create more Australian jobs.

Beatrice also strongly advocates for funding audits into Indigenous programs to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent where they are truly needed. She is passionate about restoring freedom of speech and democratic decency in parliament, ensuring that politicians are held accountable for their actions.

“Our government continues to waste taxpayer money while ordinary Australians struggle with rising costs. It’s time to audit inefficient government departments, cut unnecessary spending and ensure our resources are used to benefit Australians, not just special interest groups,” she says.

Beatrice stands with One Nation in calling for a strong, independent Australia that prioritises its own industries, jobs and energy security. She believes in fostering mutual benefits in trade and diplomacy, ensuring that Australia stands firm against foreign influence while building strong relationships that support national prosperity.

As your representative for Fairfax, Beatrice will work tirelessly to advocate for lower energy prices, economic independence and government accountability. She is calling on the people of Fairfax to support her in the fight for a fairer, stronger Australia.