Christopher Methorst is One Nation’s candidate for Braddon, a proud Tasmanian, former Australian soldier, and passionate advocate for working families and regional communities.

Born in Launceston and raised in Scottsdale and Devonport, Chris carries with him the small-town values of hard work, respect, and standing up for what’s right—values that shaped his military service and continue to drive his commitment to public life. At 19, he joined the Australian Army, serving full-time for seven years and later as a reservist for another three. His time in the military instilled a deep sense of patriotism, resilience, and a lifelong dedication to service.

After his time in defence, Chris built a career across construction, mining, disability support, and community coaching. He’s worked in both government and private sectors, owned a small business, and understands the real pressures families face—whether it’s juggling multiple jobs, navigating health challenges, or trying to support children through a struggling healthcare system.

Chris knows firsthand that the major parties have lost touch with ordinary Australians. He’s watched governments neglect our rural communities, overburden our schools and hospitals, and allow cost-of-living pressures to spiral out of control. He believes in putting people before politics, and in returning power to everyday Australians.

Chris is standing with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation to rebuild essential services, support farmers and small business, ease cost-of-living pressures, and strengthen families and communities across Braddon. He’s committed to practical, common-sense policies that get results—not lip service.

Christopher Methorst isn’t a career politician. He’s a father, a worker, and a veteran who knows what matters. He’s ready to be a strong voice for the people of Braddon—because he is one of them.

Shaun Broadby is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Lyons. A passionate advocate for Tasmanian families, workers, and farmers, Shaun is standing up to fight for the everyday Australians forgotten by the major parties.

Shaun is committed to overhauling Australia’s broken Family Law system, fighting for the rights of children to have access to both fit and willing parents, and fixing the flawed child support system that too often rewards legal conflict. He believes in compassionate, common-sense reforms that restore fairness and dignity to Australian families.

Water security, job creation, and housing affordability are at the heart of Shaun’s campaign. He supports One Nation’s national apprenticeship program, expanded infrastructure investment, and a five-year GST moratorium on building materials to help lower housing costs and get more Tasmanians into homes.

As a proud Tasmanian, Shaun is determined to protect the state’s agricultural industry from foreign ownership, back farmers through a rural lending fund, and ensure regional communities get their fair share of federal funding. He supports cutting $90 billion in government waste and redirecting funds into hospitals, schools, and essential services.

Shaun is also a strong voice for medical freedom, supporting affordable access to whole-plant medicinal cannabis, and standing firmly for pro-life values—opposing extreme abortion laws and calling for compassionate, evidence-based policies that protect both mother and child.

From family tax reform to defending local jobs, Shaun Broadby brings practical solutions, integrity, and unwavering commitment to the people of Lyons.

Standing up for freedom, families and the future of Tasmania.

Dr Stefan Popescu is a proud resident of Franklin, a father of three and a passionate advocate for local communities, personal freedoms and evidence-based policy.

Born in Romania, Stefan and his family fled communist oppression in search of a freer life, an experience that shaped his deep commitment to defending Australian sovereignty, bodily autonomy, and national values. He knows firsthand the dangers of unchecked government power and believes Australians deserve a future built on truth, transparency and self-determination.

Stefan’s career spans a wide range of industries, from panel beating and filmmaking to academia and the arts. Today, he operates a home renovation and landscaping business, giving him practical insight into the challenges facing tradespeople, families, and small business owners across Tasmania.

“I’ve worked with my hands, I’ve taught in classrooms, and I’ve stood behind a camera lens. What ties it all together is my belief in people, their ability to think for themselves, solve problems locally, and build something better when they are helped not hindered by government.”

Stefan is running with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation because he believes it is the only party truly fighting for Australian citizens, protecting farmers, resisting globalist interference and restoring common sense to government.

His priorities include protecting Tasmania’s environment and industry from foreign control, ensuring local decisions are made by Tasmanians, and advocating for real reforms in media transparency, education and national security.

“I escaped communism to live in a free country, I'll never stop fighting to keep it that way.”

Jordan Potter is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Bass in Tasmania. A 20-year veteran of the Royal Australian Air Force, Jordan proudly served his country on the P-3C Orion aircraft, including overseas deployments in both combat and training environments. His career was cut short by injury, but his commitment to protecting Australians never wavered.

Now, as a husband and father of two, Jordan is stepping forward to serve again, this time in the fight for Australia’s future. He’s seen firsthand how government mismanagement and destructive policies have eroded our national pride, weakened our economy and failed working families. He believes Australians deserve better.

Jordan brings discipline, leadership and a strong sense of duty to the campaign. He’s passionate about restoring integrity in politics, strengthening national security and delivering practical policies that put Australians first.

Cathy Griggs is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Clark in Tasmania. A proud local with deep roots in the Huon Valley, Cathy comes from a pioneering family and brings decades of experience as a small business owner, employee and community advocate. Her life experience, resilience and logical, proactive mindset make her a passionate voice for everyday Tasmanians.

Cathy believes Australia is at a crossroads and that it’s time to challenge the major parties and stand up for our freedom, values and democracy. She’s running because Tasmania deserves a strong voice in the national conversation, one that won’t be silenced by the media or intimidated by political correctness.

Cathy is especially concerned about the erosion of Australian culture, the overreach of government and the lack of meaningful support for small businesses and self-employed Australians. She stands with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation because the party has the courage to call out the truth and fight for those who’ve been left behind.

She may not be a career politician, but Cathy is ready to roll up her sleeves and be a visible, reliable presence for One Nation on the ground in Tasmania. Her commitment to common sense, fairness and freedom is unwavering.