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Misinformed or Playing Politics?

Critics like Senator Hume and Minister Watt are either misinformed or playing politics with One Nation’s seven-page immigration policy. To be clear: our policy keeps intake numbers completely unchanged for backpackers, PALM workers and the tourism sector. Citing from the Treasury’s FIONA model, young, working-age migrants aged 25–35 contribute positively to the economy while older […]

The Trust Deficit in NDIS Reform

A late government amendment (IC116) was dropped on our office proposing broad new immunities from producing documents or information for key NDIS figures, including the CEO, board members, commissioners, actuaries, and agency officers. When I first reviewed the amendment, it looked like a sweeping shield that could let wrongdoers off the hook, shut down accountability, […]

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Bringing Choice Back to Family Assistance

One Nation fully supports the bill introduced by Senators Babet and Antic – A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Amendment (No Jab No Pay Repeal) Bill 2025 – which seeks to restore the conscientious-objection clause to federal family assistance laws. This bill enables parents with unvaccinated children to access the childcare subsidy and Family Tax […]

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Essential Infrastructure Belongs in Public Hands

Infrastructure of national significance such as power transmission lines, substations and water systems should remain in the hands of the government, on behalf of the people, which will prevent corporate monopolies and price gouging. While power generation can be privately owned, it needs long-term supply price controls. Privatisation of water in South Australia in 1996 […]

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Drill, Refine, Rebuild

Reflecting on a decade in the Senate, it’s clear that every major issue facing Australia — from energy and water to economic decline — stems from the “uniparty” status quo. We’ve fallen from the #1 highest per capita income a century ago to now hurtling toward 20th. Despite having the world’s richest natural resources per […]

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Silencing the Oath

Recent scientific papers, including one by Dr. Yaakov Ophir from the University of Cambridge and another by Dr Raphael Lataster from the University of Sydney, reveal high rates of severe adverse events such as myocarditis, pericarditis, and cancer links following COVID-19 vaccination, which were censored or downplayed by authorities. Australian health authorities ignored these risks. […]

Seeking Truth in Tragedy

Families and relatives of Australian Defence Force personnel killed in a fatal military helicopter crash appeared at a Senate hearing to share their stories. They expressed deep anger over the senior ADF leadership’s refusal to admit fault, take responsibility, or answer straightforward questions, resorting instead to defensive “word salad” and bureaucratic deflection. Critical equipment oversights […]

The Cashless Trap: Surveillance, Fees, and Control

One Nation supports these bills: Cash Distribution Framework Bill 2026 and Cash Distribution Framework (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2026. These bills establish regulatory oversight, giving powers to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the ACCC, over the cash-in-transit sector, treating cash handling as critical national infrastructure. However, we remain deeply suspicious of […]

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Ignoring the Core Threat

One Nation strongly oppose the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2025 in its current form. This is nothing but a government power grab disguised as national security rather than a genuine measure to protect Australians. The bill fails to name or address radical Islamic ideology, which is the primary driver of global […]

Red Tape Threatens Breadwinner Jobs

Transparency is vital when it comes to taxpayer funds. During this session, I asked the Department of Climate Change for a comprehensive breakdown of the 2026-27 international travel budget across the climate change and energy portfolios, specifically requesting data on employee numbers and trip durations. In response, officials said they could not provide these details […]