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.