One Nation Australia

A judge has taken the decision to block the use of a video in which two Western Sydney nurses allegedly made shocking antisemitic comments. One of the nurses in the video reportedly said she wouldn’t treat Israeli patients but would kill them. Apparently, this video can’t be used because it was a private conversation and is therefore inadmissible. This seems very odd. The video understandably caused great upset within the Jewish community. The video appeared to be authentic, but without its use, it makes the case against the defendants a lot weaker. It’s disturbing to think that we could have people working within our health system, caring for vulnerable people, who possess such hatred towards certain patients. We should show no leniency towards such people.

In response to all the excitement over the past week about the term “monoculture”, Pauline today decided in the Senate that, in response to some of the very deliberate misrepresentations, she would set out her vision for Australia very clearly.

It seems the Greens and their anonymous leader aren’t very happy about the rise of One Nation. What they don’t seem to realise is that it is precisely because many people have woken up that One Nation has more than double the support of the Greens in many polls. Too busy striking backroom deals to prop up Albo to read the room, it seems.

The obsession with wind turbines knows no limits. The latest plans will cost the taxpayer over $1 trillion and will lead to the destruction of vast swathes of our natural landscape. To make it even worse, many of the companies benefiting from the taxpayer funds are companies linked to the Chinese Communist Party.

Powerful piece by Cory calling out the behaviour of Angus Taylor last week. Frankly, the Liberal Party doesn’t know whether they are coming or going when it comes to responding to Pauline’s comments about multiculturalism. Taylor has flip-flopped over the issue over the past week, changing his position on more than one occasion, but it’s right that Cory has held him to account for what he said last week. “You would have hoped that the leader of the Liberal Party would have embraced the fact that, finally, a politician was taking on one of the left’s sacred cows. If he was a genuine conservative, he would have done so. “Sadly, what we got from Angus Taylor was the opposite. “It is my view that he misrepresented Pauline’s speech in an extremely disappointing way. He accused her of saying the opposite of what she said. He either hadn’t bothered to watch the speech, or he took the opportunity to smear Pauline in line with the accusation of racism peddled in the media. “In short, he accused us at One Nation of wanting to judge people on the colour of their skin, despite Pauline’s speech making it extremely clear that she wanted the opposite. “In addition to making it clear that her comments about multiculturalism had nothing to do with race, Pauline also pledged to abolish the National Indigenous Australians Agency, which is, in my view, largely based on racial grievance. “Pauline stated: ‘My vision for Australia is that we’re all Australians. Remember, regardless of race, colour, creed, or where you are from, we’re all treated as Australians equally on an individual needs basis, not based on race.’ “There is something very depressing about the way in which the Liberal Party leader responded to Pauline’s speech. “For me, it was a real mask-slip moment. Despite all the Liberal Party’s protestations that they understand how the party went wrong in the past and how it must change, his response to Pauline’s speech tells us all we need to know.” spectator.com.au/2026/06/cory-b…

And it shows! Today in Parliament, Albo and his Labor lackeys showed just how obsessed they are with us. They couldn’t stop talking about us!

There are 872,000 people in Australia who are here on a permanent basis who either speak no English at all or very little English. How has this been allowed to happen? No one should be given the right to stay in our country on a permanent basis if they do not have a good command of English. How can we hope to live in an integrated, cohesive society if people are able to settle here on a permanent basis without speaking English? Under One Nation, under no circumstances will you be able to settle here if you are not fluent in English.

We’ve got over 130,000 people who are homeless in Australia, yet the Labor Government continue to preside over mass migration like the country has never known. In Albo’s time as PM, a population the size of Adelaide has been added to the country. This is having a direct bearing on our housing crisis and why homelessness rates are growing. Labor’s shameful record is something they do their best to hide. Not anymore!

“Rising fears about climate change and global warming are contributing to Gen Zers not wanting to have kids, a new report has found.” Who would have thought? The hysteria around climate change and net zero that has been aggressively promoted throughout much of our education system is leading many young Aussies to not want children. This was discovered through a study of 10,000 Australians aged 19 to 24. It found that those most concerned about climate change are less likely to have children. The study was carried out by the Australian Institute of Family Studies. What a depressing consequence of climate change alarmism. adelaidenow.com.au/subscribe/news…..

Pauline is right. Starmer was booted out of office due to his plummeting popularity, linked to mass migration and the fact that millions of Brits no longer feel British. Sound familiar? Albo and Starmer are cut from the same cloth. Both believe in mass migration, and both are causing great damage to the countries they have led. No wonder they’re so chummy. Albo was desperate to stand up for Starmer and has been so gushing in his comments. We can only hope that the Fire the Liar fundraising effort, which has now raised over $4.8 million from the Australian people, is the start of something that leads to Albo’s swift exit from the stage.

New polling by pollster DemosAU shows that One Nation is well and truly in the mix for the NSW state election next March. The polling makes it clear that we’re winning support from both Labor and the Coalition. In both regional NSW and outer suburban Sydney, we’re making strides. We have a lead of 14% over Labor in regional NSW and 18% over the Coalition parties!

A long way to go but nice to see.

“Remember when first campaigning to be elected, the Albanese government said it would reduce power bills by $275. Surely the slogan ‘Fire the Liar’ has relevance to millions of Australians? Was it a lie to campaign in 2022 on the slogan ‘A Better Future’? Is this how Australians feel today? The cost of energy feeds into everything we use, eat and manufacture. Food is dearer, housing is dearer and rent is dearer. There is your cost of living crisis. Albanese lied to become elected, and Australians are paying for it.” The cost of energy feeds into everything we use, eat and manufacture. It is central to why the cost of living is such a struggle for so many Australians. Remember when the Albanese Government said it would reduce energy bills by $275? Remember when, in 2022, it campaigned on the slogan "A Better Future”? All lies. Through net zero, the Albanese government has fuelled cost of living struggles for everyday Aussies. One Nation will scrap net zero, make full use of our natural resources, and engage with nuclear energy. All steps that would make a decisive contribution to bringing down your energy bills.

One Nation believes in working with our friends and allies, of course. But we must also protect our sovereignty from international organisations with expansionist agendas, such as the UN. We believe in the enduring relevance of national democracies to the challenges of the twenty-first century, and Australian sovereignty must be protected. If you don’t protect sovereignty and national democracy, you don’t have democracy.

The kiss of death! If I were you, Albo, bearing in mind your sliding favourability ratings and the success of our “Fire the Liar” campaign, I’d focus on trying to save your own job!

So, as far as Albo is concerned, it’s fine for billionaires to donate to political parties, just as long as it’s to the Labor Party. skynews.com.au/australia-news…

These comments by Labor NSW Premier Chris Minns are an example of the mask really slipping when it comes to Labor’s views on multiculturalism. Values that are crucial to the Australian way of life, such as free speech, should be sacrificed on the altar of multiculturalism. Far from expecting those who move here to adapt and integrate, in the eyes of the Labor Party it is our traditional Aussie values and culture that must change. Free speech will have to go to preserve multiculturalism telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/12/2…

“My party is rightly called One Nation. It is clear what we stand for. One nation under one flag and proudly Australian. We oppose entirely people coming into this country and bringing with them the troubles they have left behind. Coming to this country and ignoring our values, our language, our traditions, our dress, and the fact that we are predominantly a Judeo-Christian society. It’s time we woke up. Western civilisation and its values are under siege.” What other political leader in Australia would be prepared to speak the truth as directly as Pauline does here? The reality is that if we sit back and continue to follow the approach we’ve taken over the past few decades, we’re at risk of losing so much of what makes our country what it is. Only by breaking with the failures and half measures of the uniparty can we hope to rise to this challenge and defend our culture and our way of life.

Unbelievably, it seems that even the mainstream media have turned against GetUp! and its leader, David Sharaz, after their juvenile behaviour at Pauline’s media event last week. They are also under police investigation. Perhaps the publicity was what they were after for fundraising. I wonder whether discrediting themselves and their organisation across the entire political spectrum was worth it, though?