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It’s Not Government Money — It’s Yours

One of the most fundamental duties of a senator is to scrutinise the government — not just its words, but its actions. That means asking tough questions about how public money is spent, and demanding transparency when answers are withheld. Let’s be clear: there is no such thing as “government money.” Every dollar the government […]

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More Foreign Workers, Fewer Aussie Jobs

Dear Labor – “why do you hate our country?” It’s “rumoured” the Labor government are planning to bring hundreds of thousands of Indian workers into Australia on top of the current mass migration crisis. After days of coverage, this “rumour” has not confirmed nor denied. Across Australia, construction companies are collapsing due to rising costs. […]

eSafety Commissar Bullies Social Media Platforms

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, recently directed social media companies to take steps to prevent children from altering or falsifying their age to bypass upcoming restrictions for users under 16. This directive is part of the broader implementation of the Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Act 2024, which requires platforms to enforce […]

We Are Taking Our Country Back

One flag, one culture, one nation After decades of neglect, the Australian flag has found itself at the centre of a patriotic revival. And what a beautiful sight it is. Mainstream news publications recoil from our glorious flag as demons from Holy Water – hissing and spitting disingenuous headlines designed to discourage Australians from gathering. […]

March for Australia

On Sunday 31 August, One Nation senators joined the tens of thousands who marched against the program of mass migration. We believe in one Flag, one community, One Nation. Thank you to all who came despite the scaremongering. We will not be shut down because the truth is politically inconvenient to Liberal and Labor. Thank […]

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One Nation Defends Freedoms

One Nation is the champion of free speech and have been since 2020 when we stood against the inhuman breaches of basic human rights imposed during COVID by both Labor and Liberal governments at all levels. We support the Right to Protest Bill 2025—especially its recognition of peaceful protest—yet raise concerns about vague definitions and […]