John Burton is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Pearce, building on the strong result he achieved in the recent state election. As a small business owner and building inspector, John understands the daily struggles facing everyday Australians rising costs, red tape and policies that punish hard work.

John has lived in Kinross for nearly a decade and proudly calls Western Australia home. He knows what it means to contribute, adapt and stand up for the values that make Australia great. John believes in Australia-first policies supporting lower power bills, affordable housing, reduced immigration and ending stamp duty to give working families a fair go.

With a track record of getting involved and standing up for what he believes in, John is stepping up again, this time federally, to fight the growing influence of political correctness and push back against woke ideologies taking over common-sense governance.

“I’ve run before and I’ll run again, because our country is worth it,” John says.

Michael Halley is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for Swan in Western Australia. A proud family man with deep roots in farming and industry, Michael is driven by a commitment to fairness, self-reliance and restoring the Australian way of life. He brings a practical, no-nonsense approach to politics, shaped by years of hands-on experience as a machine operator and a strong belief in giving everyday Australians a fair go.

Michael is focused on tackling the soaring cost of living. He supports removing GST on new homes, scrapping stamp duty on investments, abolishing alcohol taxes, and reducing power and fuel prices, policies that aim to put more money back into the pockets of hardworking Australians. He also wants to address homelessness by ensuring struggling Australians are prioritised before new migrants and is a strong supporter of investing in nuclear energy to secure our future.

Raised with farming values and a firm but fair attitude, Michael believes all Australians should be treated equally under the law. That includes winding back divisive Aboriginal Cultural Heritage legislation, which he sees as creating inequality rather than reconciliation.

When he’s not working or volunteering in the community, Michael enjoys camping with his wife, kids and grandkids. He’s passionate about listening to locals, hearing their concerns and being a strong voice in Parliament for those who feel left behind.

Hannah Marriner is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation candidate for the seat of Fremantle in Western Australia. A mother of six and a passionate community advocate, Hannah speaks out for everyday Australians who feel their voices are being ignored by a system more focused on political correctness than practical solutions.

Born in Tasmania and raised in Kalgoorlie, Hannah has seen the vast differences in how Australians experience life, from the cities to the regions and how government failure impacts health, housing, education and law and order. She has firsthand experience of the housing crisis, the collapse of public healthcare and the rising cost of living. Her message is simple: Australia must take care of its own before taking on more.

Hannah volunteers with the Western Australia Wildlife Hospital and supports elderly residents through community gardening programs. She believes in rolling up her sleeves and getting involved in real issues, not just talking about them.

Her public activism began when she challenged the safety of her children's school following the enrolment of a radicalised student who later committed a violent act. Despite pushback from the school, Hannah stood her ground and spoke to the media, determined to protect children and raise awareness about government negligence.

Hannah believes mass immigration has pushed Australia beyond its limits and is contributing to rising homelessness, overwhelmed hospitals and unaffordable housing. She’s also concerned about growing social division and double standards in law enforcement.

With a strong, unapologetic voice, Hannah is ready to fight for working Australians, restore law and order and bring back common sense to Canberra.

Fernando Bove is a dedicated Australian, committed to serving his community and strengthening the nation through Pauline Hanson’s One Nation. With a deep passion for patriotism, economic stability and social cohesion, Fernando believes in putting Australians first and ensuring the future remains bright for generations to come.

“I am standing with One Nation because I believe in strong leadership, national unity and common-sense policies that serve the Australian people—not political elites. We need to restore pride in our country, create a competitive economy and provide opportunities for all Australians.”

With a background in education, logistics and community service, Fernando has spent decades engaging with people from all walks of life. As a former upper school teacher for over 20 years, he understands the importance of quality education, discipline and preparing young Australians for a future where they can thrive. His experience as a logistics driver has also given him firsthand insight into the pressures that workers face in an economy that is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate.

Fernando is passionate about tackling unemployment, substance abuse and housing affordability—issues that he believes are tearing communities apart. He is dedicated to driving policies that will support small businesses, strengthen local job opportunities and make home ownership a reality once again for everyday Australians.

“I see hardworking Australians struggling with the rising cost of living, young families unable to afford a home and communities being divided by reckless policies. We need real solutions—tougher immigration laws, affordable energy and investment in Australian jobs and infrastructure.”

Fernando has also been actively involved in community service through Army Cadets, Police Cadets and church-based initiatives, demonstrating his lifelong commitment to service and leadership. He understands the importance of discipline, national pride and creating opportunities for young Australians to succeed.

With a clear vision for the future, Fernando is running as One Nation’s candidate for Canning to stand up for Australian values, challenge the political establishment and fight for a better deal for Australian workers, families and businesses.

Tyron Whitten is a passionate and proud Australian, stepping forward as One Nation’s candidate for the WA Senate to fight for the future of our nation. With deep concerns about the direction Australia is heading, Tyron is determined to restore the values, freedoms and opportunities that generations before us worked so hard to secure.

“I am worried about the world we are leaving behind for our children and grandchildren,” Tyron says. “If we don’t stand up now, we risk losing the very way of life that so many before us fought to protect.”

Having achieved financial independence and raised his children into adulthood, Tyron now sees it as his duty to serve his fellow Australians. Throughout his life, he has always encouraged his family and those around him to take action when they see injustice or broken policies; now, he is following his own advice by stepping into politics.

Tyron believes in the values that built this nation: hard work, personal responsibility, freedom and national sovereignty. His grandfather fought in the war to defend these principles, and Tyron sees it as his responsibility to honour that service by ensuring Australia remains strong, free and prosperous.

“One Nation holds the values that my grandfather went to war for. It is the least I can do to repay his service to his country and give mine and all Australian families the way of life we sometimes take for granted,” he says.

Tyron is committed to tackling the key issues that affect everyday Australians. He believes in a strong national energy policy that prioritises Australian resources, making power more affordable and reliable. He will also fight to end the reckless mass immigration policies that are driving up housing costs and putting immense strain on infrastructure and essential services.

“Our government is selling out Australians with policies that benefit corporations and global bureaucracies while leaving our own people struggling. It’s time to put Australians first,” he says.

Tyron Whitten is calling on all Australians to stand with him and One Nation in the fight to reclaim our nation’s future.

Adrian Deeth is stepping forward as a candidate for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation to give the people of Hasluck a strong voice in Parliament. With a background that spans both city and country life, Adrian understands the diverse needs of his community and the changes that are necessary to secure a better future for all Australians.

“Our government is out of touch with the people they are supposed to represent,” Adrian says. “They make decisions that benefit big corporations and global interests while everyday Australians struggle with the rising cost of living, housing shortages and unaffordable energy.”

Adrian has spent years observing the failures of the two-party system, watching as career politicians ignored the real concerns of their constituents. Now, he is ready to take action. He is particularly focused on addressing the affordability crisis, ensuring that hard-working Australians can secure stable housing and access essential services without being pushed to the brink.

“Families in Hasluck are doing it tough. Wages aren’t keeping up, power bills are out of control, and everyday Australians are being left behind while the government focuses on their pet projects,” he explains. “We need leaders who actually listen to their communities and fight for real solutions.”

Adrian is also deeply concerned about the government’s failure to invest in Australian jobs and infrastructure. He believes that more must be done to revitalise local industries, support small businesses and ensure that young Australians have real opportunities to build a future.

“Our leaders have allowed foreign interests to take over industries, leaving Australians with fewer job opportunities and no sense of security,” Adrian says. “We need to bring back manufacturing, invest in apprenticeships and make sure Australians come first when it comes to jobs and infrastructure.”

Standing with One Nation, Adrian is committed to restoring common sense to government, protecting Australian values and ensuring that the people of Hasluck have a representative who genuinely fights for their interests.

“I’ve spoken about stepping up before and now is the time to act,” he says. “I won’t stand by while out-of-touch politicians continue to make life harder for everyday Australians. I will use my voice to stand up for what is right and fight for the future of our nation.”

Adrian is calling on the people of Hasluck to support his campaign for real change, accountability and a government that works for the people, not against them.

Paul van der Mey and his wife fell in love with the natural beauty and lifestyle of the South West, settling in Australind in 2023. From walks along the estuary to conversations with locals, Paul has embraced the welcoming spirit of the region and is deeply committed to serving its people.

With a 19-year career in State Government, Paul gained firsthand insight into how Parliament and Government can work together to deliver outcomes for Australians. His work as a sales representative and oral historian has further honed his ability to listen, learn, and engage with people from all walks of life. Paul’s strategic thinking and passion for improvement have earned him a Graduate Certificate in Business (Executive Leadership and Management).

“If you’re feeling the cost-of-living and housing affordability crisis, I hear you,” Paul says. “And if you’re one of the lucky few not affected, I urge you to join me in tackling these issues—your children will thank you.”

Paul is passionate about addressing the issues that matter most to people in the South West. He supports One Nation’s policies to reduce immigration and ease demand on housing, helping to lower the cost of homes and rent. He also advocates for reliable, affordable energy solutions to bring down household costs and protect the environment from destructive, misguided policies.

“Only One Nation has a suite of policies to protect your favourite fishing spots, maintain tourism jobs, preserve idyllic places to live, and reduce the cost of living,” Paul explains. “It takes courage to stand up to the forces driving up costs—and I have that courage. Together with One Nation, I’ll fight for the South West’s future.”