George Rozario is proud to represent Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as the candidate for Fraser in the upcoming federal election.

Born in India, George moved to Australia seeking a better life and has dedicated himself to building strong, secure communities. As a director of K-One Community Services and Care, George works closely with families, seniors, and vulnerable Australians, understanding the real challenges faced by everyday people.

George’s experience as a kindergarten teacher and community advocate has shaped his passion for protecting Australia’s future. He believes that immigration must be brought under control, national security strengthened, and Australian values defended. George supports strong action to stop foreign influence in our universities, protect Australia's farmland and industries from overseas ownership, and cancel damaging international agreements that hurt Australian families.

He is a fierce advocate for improving Medicare, supporting aged care, reducing taxes, investing in nuclear energy to lower power bills, and making housing affordable again. George stands firmly for free speech, religious freedom, and stronger support for Indigenous Australians, while opposing divisive policies that undermine national unity.

George Rozario is standing for Fraser to fight for a government that puts Australians first. He promises to be a loud and passionate voice for common sense, national pride, and real solutions to the cost-of-living and housing crises.

"I want to save Australia from becoming a nation that forgets its values. It’s time to put Australians first."

Alannah Casey proudly represents Pauline Hanson’s One Nation as the candidate for Maribyrnong in the upcoming federal election.

A devoted wife, mother of two young children, and proud stepmother, Alannah knows firsthand the pressures facing Australian families. From the rising cost of living to the frustrations of dealing with broken family court and child support systems, she has lived the real challenges that too many Australians experience every day.

Motivated by her experiences, Alannah believes that families—not bureaucracy—should come first. She is passionate about restoring common sense to the family court and child support systems, easing cost-of-living pressures, securing affordable energy, protecting free speech, and supporting Australian-owned businesses and strong border security.

Alannah is not a career politician—she is a real Australian with a genuine commitment to fighting for everyday people. She stands as a voice for those who feel unheard and forgotten, aiming to bring fairness, accountability, and integrity back to Australia's institutions.

"I’m standing up for Australian families like mine, to fight for common sense, fairness, and a better future for our children."

Heather Freeman is honoured to stand again as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate, this time for the electorate of Bendigo. Previously running for One Nation in the seat of Parramatta, Heather’s dedication to the party’s values and vision for Australia remains steadfast.

With a professional background in mental health, Heather has worked closely with vulnerable members of the community, understanding firsthand the challenges many Australians face. She has volunteered with local organisations and taken public speaking courses to further enhance her ability to advocate for the people she represents.

Heather believes that Australia's political system needs real change, and she aligns strongly with One Nation’s practical policies to restore opportunity, fairness, and integrity. Her commitment to community service, combined with a deep belief in One Nation’s goals, drives her campaign for Bendigo.

"I believe in One Nation’s vision for positive change and am proud to stand once again for the values that put everyday Australians first."

Heather Freeman is ready to be a strong, compassionate voice for Bendigo, standing up for local families, workers, and small businesses — and fighting to build a stronger Australia for future generations.

Ambere Livori is proud to stand as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of Casey in the upcoming federal election.

Ambere has always considered herself to have a can-do attitude, and a strong willingness to learn and grow. While she sees this country heading down a bad path, she doesn’t believe it’s too late to start making better decisions in parliament to get this country back on track.

As a new mum and wife, Ambere wants a better country for her child to grow up in and for everyday Australians who feel their voices are being ignored by a system more focused on political correctness than practical solutions.

Ambere started her career securing an apprenticeship in the automotive industry and today working as a Mechanical Fitter in the construction industry.
She believes incentives like One Nations national apprenticeship scheme whereby first-year apprentices receive a 75% wage subsidy, followed by 50% the second year, and finally 25% in their third year. Will help bolster homegrown tradesmen and women.

Ambere has been a long-time supporter of One Nation and strongly believes in the party’s commitment to protecting Australian values, securing jobs, and ensuring economic prosperity.

“One Nation has the best cost of living measures that will provide immediate relief.
Slashing electricity bills by 20% and the fuel excise halved to 26 cents per liter for 3 years, this measure will directly impact the price of groceries, goods, and services.”

Ambere opposes the Great Forest National Park as the banning and locking up of state forest by government and environmental groups will devastate the local economy.
Ambere likes to spend her spare time in the bush four wheel driving and camping with her family. She says “there is nothing like being at one with nature”.

Running as One Nation’s candidate for Casey, Ambere is committed to addressing the cost of living, Free Speech and Citizen Initiated Referenda. Her vision includes tackling housing affordability, government overspending, and standing up for individual rights.

Adam Helman is standing for the seat of Corio under the Pauline Hanson’s One Nation banner, bringing with him lived experience, military discipline, and a deep commitment to everyday Australians. As a retired veteran, Adam has served his country and now seeks to serve his community by challenging the complacency of the two-party system.

Growing increasingly frustrated with the lack of action from the major parties, Adam believes that neither Labor nor Liberal truly represent the working class anymore. “We’ve been left behind,” he says, pointing to cost-of-living pressures, housing unaffordability, and rising government overreach.

Adam's decision to stand as a One Nation candidate comes from his desire to see the party represented in regions like Corio, where everyday Australians are desperate for honest leadership and genuine accountability. He believes strongly in One Nation’s core values—putting Australians first, backing our veterans, rebuilding national infrastructure, and bringing manufacturing back home.

Drawing inspiration from the growing strength of One Nation in other states, especially the momentum seen in Western Australia, Adam is determined to give the people of Corio a real alternative. “We need leaders who listen and deliver, not career politicians,” he says.

Adam Helman is ready to stand up for fairness, for values, and for the people of Corio.

Leo Curtain, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Wannon, is a passionate Australian patriot determined to restore strength, common sense, and accountability to Canberra. Born to hardworking parents from country Queensland and Victoria, Leo understands the grit it takes to succeed. His early years in Papua New Guinea, where his family established a successful civil construction company, gave him a strong sense of adaptability and enterprise.

Leo served over 20 years in the Queensland Police Service, working in both urban and rural communities. He developed policy still in use today and believes firmly in practical policing and community-focused governance. Later, he returned to his roots in civil construction, managing projects across Australia and PNG.

A father and grandfather to a blended family of 7 children and 21 grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Leo says raising a large family has strengthened his resolve to protect Australia's future. His experiences on Manus Island gave him first-hand insight into the failures of Australia’s immigration and welfare systems.

Leo is a fierce advocate for reducing government debt through cutting unnecessary expenditure, eliminating wasteful programs, and dismantling red tape that cripples farmers, tradies, and small business owners. He’s passionate about getting Australians back into trades, nurses back on the wards, and police back on the beat—where they’re needed most.

With experience across government and private sectors, Leo hears the cries to "get rid of the career politicians" and promises to be a forthright and fearless advocate for Wannon. He believes in real representation, not bureaucracy—and he’s ready to fight for Australians.

Jhett Edwards-Scott is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the electorate of Menzies in the upcoming federal election. A strong advocate for national unity, economic resilience, and traditional Australian values, Jhett is stepping up to represent the people of Menzies who are tired of being ignored by the major parties.

With a background shaped by real-world experience and a commitment to community, Jhett has seen how damaging modern political trends have become—particularly the spread of identity politics, skyrocketing costs, and top-down globalist policies that do not serve everyday Australians. Her decision to stand with One Nation comes from a desire to return to the principles that once made Australia strong: hard work, freedom of speech, personal responsibility, and respect for our way of life.

Jhett is especially concerned about the erosion of common sense in our public debate and institutions. She believes Australians are crying out for leadership that will challenge political correctness, reject overreaching government, and prioritise families, jobs, and secure borders.

Driven by a deep love of country and a desire to see it thrive, Jhett is determined to be a voice for those who feel voiceless. She believes that only One Nation has the courage and integrity to speak up and act in the best interest of all Australians.

Christopher Bradbury is standing as Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the Senate in Victoria. A commercial airline pilot with over four decades of experience in the aviation industry, Chris is no stranger to discipline, safety, and high responsibility. Having also previously run for the seat of McEwen, he’s passionate about protecting Australia's sovereignty and freedoms from bureaucratic and ideological overreach.

Chris has become increasingly concerned by the direction of the country—particularly under radical climate policies, rising crime, skyrocketing cost of living, and the growing influence of harmful ideologies in our institutions. “Our freedoms are being eroded, and truth has been replaced with propaganda,” he says. “Australians deserve leaders who will speak plainly and act decisively.”

He is currently challenging the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for what he views as bureaucratic overreach in relation to pilot medical certifications—a battle that reflects his dedication to accountability and fairness in government institutions.

As a vocal critic of net-zero policies, multiculturalism without integration, and what he calls the “Marxist ideology metastasising through media and education,” Christopher is calling for Australians to reject the political status quo. He’s determined to bring logic, honesty, and genuine patriotism back into the Senate.

Chris is ready to fight for real Australians—those who are tired of being silenced, ignored, and over-governed. With One Nation, he stands for lower taxes, energy security, national sovereignty, and protecting the values that once made Australia strong.

William Turner is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Cooper. Born and raised in regional Central Victoria, William has seen firsthand the cultural, moral, and economic decline brought about by years of weak leadership and misplaced priorities. He believes One Nation is the only party defending Australian values, and that’s why he’s running.

With over 15 years of experience as an Electrical Drafter in the manufacturing industry, William is passionate about rebuilding Australia’s industrial strength. He’s committed to bringing jobs back onshore and defending Cooper’s local manufacturers from destructive Labor and Liberal policies that outsource prosperity to foreign interests.

William also believes in energy security. He’s concerned about power stations being shut down without replacement infrastructure—leaving Australians with expensive, unreliable power. “Any closure must come with a replacement that is cheaper, stronger, and more reliable for the consumer,” he says.

His wife’s work in aged care has given him insight into the crisis in that sector, where workers are overburdened and the elderly often go without adequate care. “Quality aged care shouldn’t only be for the rich,” William says.

William stands for sensible immigration, restoring cultural pride, and protecting the freedoms of Australians. He attended freedom rallies during Victoria’s harsh lockdowns and supports a Royal Commission into the government’s COVID response. Above all, William is determined to fight for Aussie families, workers, and businesses.

“It’s time to put Australians first—always.”