Gavin Wright is stepping forward as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Warringah with a clear mission: to shift the electorate’s direction and give residents the representation they deserve. Having spent years in media production, including time at Channel 7’s Sunrise studio, Gavin has seen the disconnect between the political class and the everyday Australian—and he's ready to do something about it.

Gavin’s firsthand encounters with Pauline Hanson—at Hornsby, Tahmoor, and through professional media work—solidified his alignment with One Nation's vision. He is motivated by the party's bold policies and unwavering focus on putting Australians first. “Everything One Nation stands for resonates with the people of Warringah,” Gavin says.

His top priorities for Warringah include tackling toll gouging and local government overreach. Gavin is calling for an end to northbound tolling on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and is deeply concerned by the aggressive council rate hikes proposed by Northern Beaches and North Sydney Councils. He believes these issues, while often dismissed as state matters, have clear federal implications when it comes to cost of living, infrastructure fairness, and constitutional adherence.

Gavin Wright is not a career politician. He’s a local, a media professional, and an engaged citizen who’s ready to push back against political complacency and fight for real solutions in Warringah. He stands with One Nation to bring integrity, accountability, and practical change to the electorate.

Ian Cimera is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of Werriwa, bringing with him a message of national unity, independence, and common-sense reform. A passionate Australian and proud father of three boys, Ian is ready to stand up for his community and challenge the disconnect between everyday Australians and Canberra’s political elite.

Born in Canterbury and now living in Hinchinbrook, Ian has worked as a tattoo artist and independent creative professional. He understands the pressures small business owners and working families face. As a former electrical trade worker, he knows the importance of building and backing a strong local workforce.

Ian is a voting member of the Gandangara Local Aboriginal Land Council and believes in real community involvement, not top-down policies from bureaucrats. With a multicultural family background and a deep love for Australia’s founding values, Ian is committed to restoring balance, accountability, and opportunity for all Australians.

His political priorities include strengthening Medicare, rebuilding the trades and vocational workforce, supporting national defence, and ensuring every Australian has access to affordable living and education. He opposes globalist agendas and advocates for an Australia-first approach that empowers families, businesses, and communities.

Ian says it best himself: “It’s time to break the disconnect of Australia. We are One Nation.”

Christos Nicolis is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the electorate of Barton, representing a new generation of Australians determined to fight for fairness, affordability, and a future that works for everyone. Born and raised in Barton, Christos is completing his Higher School Certificate and already stepping up to challenge the system that has left so many young Australians behind.

Frustrated by skyrocketing housing prices, unsustainable energy bills, and political inaction, Christos decided to run for federal parliament to give a voice to his generation. He is a passionate advocate for policies that ease the cost-of-living burden, restore hope to first-home buyers, and make everyday life more affordable.

Christos supports One Nation’s plan to cut electricity prices by 20% through reform of the National Electricity Market and investing in affordable baseload energy including gas, coal, and nuclear. He also backs a five-year GST moratorium on building materials to help reduce construction costs and boost housing supply. A champion for economic justice, Christos believes working families should be able to split incomes for tax purposes, making it easier to start and raise a family.

Unlike career politicians, Christos brings a fresh perspective and real experience of the challenges facing Australian youth. With a strong sense of purpose and a commitment to common sense, he is ready to stand up for Barton and help shape a better, fairer Australia for the next generation.

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.

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.

Phillip Heyne is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Newcastle. A seasoned reliability engineer with over four decades of experience, Phillip brings deep knowledge, strong ethics, and a fierce commitment to rebuilding Australia from the ground up.

Born and raised in Newcastle, Phillip has lived the changes in the region and witnessed firsthand the decline brought on by decades of mismanagement from the so-called "Uniparty"—Liberal/National, Labor/Greens, and the Teals. He believes it’s time for a serious course correction, and One Nation is the only party with the policies and political will to make that happen.

Phillip is no stranger to leadership. As a longtime church volunteer, event MC, and current Executive Member and Treasurer of One Nation’s NSW branch, he’s been a pillar in his community for over 40 years. He’s stepping forward now not for personal ambition—but to ensure that voters in Newcastle have a real alternative and that One Nation’s presence is felt in every electorate across the state.

He’s passionate about reducing the cost of living, securing reliable and affordable energy, and restoring trust in politics. With Phillip Heyne, you get more than a candidate—you get a community-minded problem-solver who understands how systems work and how to fix them.

Colin Hughes is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Lyne in New South Wales. A loyal supporter of the party for more than 25 years, Colin has never voted for another party in his life. He previously ran as the One Nation candidate for Whitlam in the 2022 Federal Election, receiving over 7,500 votes, and is now bringing that dedication and experience to the seat of Lyne.

Colin has served the party faithfully in multiple roles—he was President of the Wallsend branch, Treasurer of the Newcastle branch, and even worked as Pauline Hanson’s bodyguard during the Newcastle by-election. His deep roots in the party and unwavering loyalty are matched by his passion to see Australia return to a country governed by common sense, national pride, and strong leadership.

Born in Forbes and now living in Wingham, Colin is a straight-talking, no-nonsense bloke who understands the importance of restoring trust in politics. He believes that previous governments have let the country down, leading to declining living standards, loss of national identity, and growing frustration in the regions.

A former member of the Early Risers Toastmasters Club, Colin is no stranger to public speaking and connecting with everyday Australians. He’s focused on rebuilding our economy, securing Australia's borders, ending wasteful spending, and putting everyday Australians first—especially those in regional communities who have been ignored for far too long.

Colin Hughes is stepping up to be a strong voice for Lyne—one that echoes the values of hard work, self-reliance, and Aussie pride.