Matt Lambert is proud to stand as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of Forde. A successful Queensland business owner employing over 50 Australians, Matt understands the real pressures facing small businesses and working families today.

Growing up in Forster, NSW, Matt learned early the value of hard work and resilience. He earned a teaching degree from Newcastle University before shifting into business, building his company from the ground up. He knows firsthand the frustrations of government red and green tape that cripple local businesses while handing advantages to corporate elites.

A proud father of five and grandfather to six, Matt is motivated by a deep concern for the future facing Australian families. He entered politics to fight for a return to common sense—lowering the cost of living, cutting immigration to sustainable levels, protecting free speech, and securing real investment in Australia’s own skilled workforce. Matt believes small and medium businesses are the true backbone of the economy and that government needs to stop punishing them with endless taxes and regulations.

With One Nation’s strong policies on apprenticeship subsidies, job creation, affordable energy, and national security, Matt will champion policies that benefit real Australians—not political insiders. He strongly supports building new high-efficiency coal power stations, investigating nuclear energy, and putting Australia’s abundant natural resources to work for Australian families, not just foreign buyers.

Matt Lambert is not a career politician. He is a straight-talking Australian who believes in hard work, freedom, and putting Australians first. He is standing up against political correctness, bloated bureaucracy, and governments that have lost touch with the people they are supposed to represent.

If elected, Matt promises to be a tireless voice for the people of Forde, fighting for commonsense reforms that put Australian jobs, families, and values first.

"I’m not in this for power or prestige. I’m doing this because I refuse to stand by while career politicians sell out the future of everyday Australians."

Sharron Duncan is proud to represent Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as the candidate for Maranoa in the upcoming federal election.

A mother and grandmother with a diverse professional background, Sharron’s experience includes service in the Australian Army Reserve Transport Corps, holding a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice, and being a nationally accredited NMAS Mediator and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner. She has also worked as a Certified Family Group Conference Facilitator and Child Contact Supervisor.

Sharron entered politics not as a career politician, but as an everyday Australian determined to secure a better future for the next generation. She has a strong passion for rebuilding Australian society through strengthening the family unit, protecting fathers' rights in family law, and ensuring the courts are fair and equitable for both men and women. Sharron believes Australia's institutions must return to fairness, accountability, and practical, common sense policies.

She is proud to align with Pauline Hanson’s vision of national pride and putting Australians first. Sharron believes it is vital to stand against "woke" agendas that undermine Australia's traditions and to restore strong, values-based education focused on life skills, literacy, numeracy, and discipline.

Her career and community work, including founding the Woodford Neighbourhood Centre and delivering supervised child contact services, have given her a deep understanding of the challenges facing Australian families today. Sharron is committed to addressing youth crime, pushing back against political correctness in schools, defending religious education rights, and securing real action to reduce cost of living pressures and rebuild the economy.

If elected, Sharron will be a fearless advocate for families, common sense, and accountability, bringing her life experience and integrity to represent the people of Maranoa with strength and determination.

"I want to bring strong leadership, common sense policies, and real accountability back into politics."

Peter McCasker is proud to stand as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Longman in the upcoming federal election. Born in Brisbane and raised with the values of hard work and resilience, Peter has spent his life building businesses, supporting local communities, and standing up for the everyday Australian.

After beginning his working life as a plumbing apprentice, Peter travelled across Australia working in hospitality before settling in Yeppoon in 1998. In 2005, he purchased and expanded a waste management business, Kanga Bins, into the largest privately owned operation in Central Queensland. With over 20 years' experience in waste management and recycling, Peter has a strong understanding of environmental and business challenges facing local communities.

An inaugural board member of Waste Recycling Industries Queensland and a member of the Capricornia Chamber of Commerce, Peter has a long record of community involvement, supporting local sporting clubs, and helping build stronger regional ties. He is a proud father and grandfather who believes in leaving a better Australia for future generations.

Peter is focused on fighting for the people of Longman. He believes in securing Australia’s energy future through coal, gas, and the responsible investigation of nuclear power. He is deeply critical of the major parties’ failure to deliver cheap, reliable energy to Australians.

Peter's commitment to One Nation’s principles — protecting Australian jobs, upholding common sense policies, and giving working Australians a fair go — underpins his campaign.

If elected, Peter promises to be a strong, no-nonsense advocate for the people of Longman, ensuring their voices are heard and respected in Canberra.

Ross Macdonald is proud to once again stand for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as the candidate for Herbert. After previously running in the 2019 federal election, Ross has remained passionate about bringing true representation and a strong voice to the people of North Queensland.

Ross understands firsthand the frustrations felt across Herbert: the soaring cost of living, lack of real investment in local jobs and infrastructure, and the increasing disconnect between Canberra politicians and the everyday Australian. He firmly believes that both major parties have abandoned their traditional voters and left communities like Townsville behind.

With a strong background in community advocacy, Ross is determined to tackle the issues that matter most to locals — reducing living costs, securing our borders, ensuring energy security, improving healthcare access, and restoring integrity to the political process.

Ross is proud to be part of One Nation’s team, standing against government waste, reckless spending, and political correctness gone mad. His vision is for a thriving Herbert, where families, small businesses, and workers are supported — not sidelined.

Ross Macdonald is committed to being the real choice for Herbert — fighting for practical solutions and a better future for all Australians.

Kyle Lentz is proud to stand as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the federal seat of Rankin. A Queenslander through and through, Kyle has spent his life serving his country and community — as an electrician, Navy veteran, rail operator, and now as a frontline security officer. His campaign is built on the values of hard work, family, and putting Australians first.

Born and raised in Logan, Kyle started his career as an apprentice electrician, developing a deep respect for the skilled trades that keep the country moving. He later joined the Royal Australian Navy, where he served with distinction for nine years as a Marine Technician, earning commendations along the way. His service in defence instilled in him the importance of discipline, leadership, and national security.

After his military career, Kyle worked in Queensland’s rail industry, gaining insight into the infrastructure needs and challenges faced by workers in critical sectors. Today, in the security industry, he continues his commitment to protecting everyday Australians.

Kyle’s lived experience across industries has shown him the growing disconnection between politicians and working families. He’s seen rising living costs, housing insecurity, and weakening of community safety. He’s also witnessed the silencing of everyday voices under increasing political correctness.

As a father and husband, Kyle wants to leave behind a stronger Australia — one that values free speech, secure jobs, family support, and affordable living. He stands with One Nation to fight for better infrastructure, lower cost of living, and an end to bureaucratic overreach. He believes it's time for a representative in Rankin who understands real life and delivers real results.

Grant Spork is proud to stand as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the electorate of Moreton. With a long-standing personal and professional association with the area, Grant has seen the challenges and opportunities that define this diverse Brisbane community.

His decision to run stems from a desire to raise the profile of One Nation in Moreton — a party he believes truly puts Australians first. Like many residents, Grant is concerned by the direction of the major parties, who often seem more interested in political games than practical outcomes for everyday Australians.

With deep roots in Moreton, Grant brings insight, determination, and a firm belief that locals deserve better representation in Canberra. He stands for common-sense policies, accountability in government, and a strong national identity.

Running for One Nation, Grant is committed to offering voters a genuine alternative that focuses on the values and interests of working Australians.

Darren Brown is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of Dawson. A qualified fitter and machinist turned business development manager, Darren has spent nearly two decades working and raising a family in the Mackay-Whitsunday region. His experience across manufacturing, mining, and agricultural industries has given him deep insight into the real-world challenges facing regional Queenslanders.

Living and working in the heart of the electorate, Darren understands firsthand the impact of rising energy costs, crumbling infrastructure, and Labor’s destructive green agenda. He’s not afraid to take on the major parties, who he believes have forgotten they’re meant to serve the people—not international interests or climate ideologues.

A strong supporter of leaving the Paris Agreement, Darren advocates for new high-efficiency, low-emission coal-fired power stations to deliver cheap, reliable energy to Australians. He believes regional communities deserve their fair share of investment in highways, flood-proof infrastructure, and essential services.

Darren also supports One Nation’s family tax policy that allows income splitting between parents with dependent children, offering genuine cost-of-living relief to hardworking families.

He’s not a career politician—he’s a father, a worker, and a proud Queenslander who’s ready to fight for jobs, fairness, and regional strength. Darren Brown is standing with One Nation to deliver for Dawson.

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.

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.