Zyion Attiig is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for McPherson, bringing with him over three decades of community involvement and private sector experience on the Gold Coast. A qualified software engineer, startup mentor, Taoist martial artist, trail builder and father figure to many in his local community, Zyion is a powerful advocate for restoring pride, opportunity and freedom to everyday Australians.

Zyion’s background spans hospitality, security operations, conservation and tech innovation. He has served as a security manager in remote communities near Uluru, witnessed wasteful government spending firsthand and now leads engineering at a global trade startup, IncoDocs. He’s passionate about ensuring Australia’s future is driven by local manufacturing, stronger trade deals and real investment in small business, not foreign monopolies or globalist interests.

A Varsity Lakes local and committee member of the Gold Coast Mountain Bike Club, Zyion is a familiar face in community initiatives. From youth coaching to rebuilding trails post-cyclone, he’s hands-on, grounded and invested in McPherson. His advocacy against the closure of national parks and overreach in digital regulation has made him a vocal opponent of the WEF’s Agenda 2030, the Digital ID rollout and central bank digital currencies.

Zyion believes it's time to push back against gender ideology in schools, skyrocketing energy bills and replacement migration policies that lock everyday Australians out of the housing market. A former Taoist monk and martial artist, he lives by the principle of defending those who cannot defend themselves and is not afraid to speak up for the silent majority.

He’s running with One Nation because he believes Pauline Hanson is the only leader brave enough to say what needs to be said and do what must be done.

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.

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.

Geena Court is a passionate advocate for Cairns and Far North Queensland, standing with One Nation for the third time. With a career spanning 39 years in real estate, Geena has built a reputation for integrity, honesty and dedication to helping people achieve their goals. Her success includes winning 37 industry awards, running her own agency and contributing to the growth of Cairns through major property developments.

Beyond real estate, Geena has been a strong voice for small businesses and community resilience. As a former editor and part-owner of InCairns Today, she worked to support local businesses and keep advertising costs fair. She also operated short-term accommodation before being forced to close due to COVID restrictions.

Geena’s top priority is tackling crime in Cairns, a growing issue affecting families, businesses and investment. She is actively hosting crime forums to push for stronger policies that restore safety and confidence in the region.

A fierce advocate for Australian jobs, economic growth and community security, Geena believes One Nation is the only party fighting for everyday Australians.

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.

Malcolm Roberts is a steadfast advocate for Australian sovereignty, personal freedoms and government accountability. Serving as a Queensland Senator for One Nation since 2016, Malcolm has built a reputation as a fearless investigator, a tenacious advocate and a relentless campaigner for policies that put everyday Australians first.

“As a servant to the people of Australia, my commitment is to defend your freedoms, hold government accountable, and ensure that decisions made in Canberra benefit everyday Australians; not globalist interests, bureaucrats, or multinational corporations,” Malcolm says.

Malcolm’s early life was shaped by both international and Australian experiences. Born in India, he later moved with his family to Central Queensland, where his father worked in the coal mines, before settling in Brisbane. Malcolm’s career began as an underground coalface miner, working at the grassroots level of the industry that fuels Australia’s economy. He later rose through management ranks, leading operational improvements in coal mines and processing plants, before spearheading Australia’s largest and most complex underground coal project.

With an honours degree in engineering from the University of Queensland and a Master’s degree in business administration from the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business, Malcolm combines technical expertise with sharp economic acumen. He has worked as a business consultant both in Australia and internationally, specialising in leadership and management strategies that drive success.

In the Senate, Malcolm has been an unrelenting watchdog, demanding transparency from government officials and holding them accountable. He has led the charge against excessive government overreach, calling out wasteful spending, failed energy policies and dangerous globalist agendas pushed by unaccountable bureaucracies.

“I refuse to stand by while the major parties sell out Australians to foreign interests, erode our national sovereignty and drive our economy into the ground with reckless policies,” Malcolm asserts.

Malcolm is determined to fight against soaring energy costs, unsustainable immigration policies and the erosion of Australian jobs and industries. He has called for an end to the Net Zero agenda that punishes everyday Australians with skyrocketing power bills, while pushing for a national energy plan that embraces coal, gas, nuclear and hydro to deliver affordable, reliable energy.

“We are sitting on a goldmine of resources, yet Australian families and businesses are being forced to pay some of the highest energy prices in the world,” Malcolm says. “I will continue fighting for a national energy strategy that prioritises Australians first, not foreign climate bureaucrats.”

Malcolm is also a staunch defender of free speech, national security and economic self-reliance. He has taken a stand against digital censorship, corporate ESG mandates and foreign influence on Australian policy.

“Australia was built on hard work, self-reliance and freedom. It’s time we get back to those values,” Malcolm says.

As a Senator, Malcolm Roberts will continue to fight for policies that serve Australians, not the elites, ensuring Queensland remains strong, self-reliant and free.

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.

Robbie Elsom is standing as One Nation’s candidate for Ryan to provide real leadership, strong representation and a voice for Australians who feel ignored by the major parties. With decades of experience and a deep love for Australia, Robbie is determined to push back against the reckless policies that are driving up the cost of living, eroding national identity and failing everyday Australians.

“Australian people are disillusioned right now. We are losing our identity due to mass migration policies, failing law and order and government decisions that prioritise political correctness over real solutions,” Robbie says. “It’s time to restore common sense and fight for Australians.”

Robbie is deeply concerned about the growing challenges in Ryan, where radical Green policies are hurting local businesses, driving up energy costs and making homeownership even more unattainable. He believes in prioritising policies that ensure energy security, affordable housing and stronger local infrastructure to support families and businesses.

“Current governments are filled with politicians who have no connection to the people they claim to represent,” Robbie says. “We need leaders who listen, who fight for Australians and who stand up against hidden agendas and failed policies.”

He is committed to advocating for better migration controls to ensure that infrastructure, housing and job opportunities are put in place before immigration levels rise further. He is also passionate about law and order, supporting stronger policies to curb rising crime and restore safety to Australian communities.

“I’m not afraid to stand up and be counted. But I will fight the right way just as Malcolm Roberts and Pauline Hanson have, by exposing injustices, holding politicians accountable and delivering policies that work for everyday Australians,” Robbie says.

As your representative for Ryan, Robbie will fight for lower energy prices, affordable housing and a government that prioritises its people, not globalist agendas. He is calling on the people of Ryan to stand with him and One Nation to restore integrity and practical leadership to Canberra.

Robert Hicks is a staunch advocate for Australian values, fairness and national sovereignty, standing with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as the candidate for Leichhardt. He believes that successive governments have failed Australians, allowing cost-of-living pressures, failing infrastructure and government overreach to erode the freedoms and quality of life that generations have worked hard to build.

Robert has lived in Far North Queensland for many years and has seen firsthand how government mismanagement has left regional communities behind. He is determined to stand up for the everyday Australians who feel ignored by the political elite in Canberra.

“I’ve watched as Labor, the Liberals, and the Greens have abandoned the people they were elected to serve. They’ve divided the nation with policies that prioritise minority interests over the majority of hardworking Australians. It’s time to restore balance, fairness, and common sense,” he says.

Robert believes that education, healthcare and law and order have been badly mismanaged, leaving families and communities without the services they need. “Our schools should be about education, not indoctrination. Our hospitals should be focused on patient care, not bureaucratic red tape. And our police should be enforcing the law, not tiptoeing around political agendas,” he states.

He is also committed to ensuring Leichhardt gets its fair share of infrastructure funding, particularly in regional health services, roads and local business support. Robert is passionate about restoring accountability to government and ensuring Australians come first when it comes to jobs, housing and essential services.

“Leichhardt is one of the most stunning places in Australia, but our community is being ignored and underfunded while Canberra politicians focus on their own agendas. I’m running because I believe in a government that serves the people, not special interests,” Robert says.

He is calling on the people of Leichhardt to reject the political establishment and choose real representation that stands up for regional Queensland, working Australians, and the future of our nation.

“It’s time for strong leadership, common sense policies, and a government that listens to its people,” Robert says. “Together, we can restore fairness, accountability and prosperity to Leichhardt.”