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One poll shows 77% of Australians support deporting migrants who don’t follow Australian values.

Mr Joyce questioned “how sincere” the Coalition were about their immigration platform and whether “they actually follow through”. - NewsWire

They want solar to save the environment. how do we do it? let's bulldoze a forrest to make way for our green solar panels! It's time to end the net zero scam!

One Nation continues to surge in popularity ahead of the Nepean by election and Victorian state elections late this year.

Teal or Not? The Truth EXPOSED

With just one week to go, the eyes of the nation are increasingly turning to the critical Federal by-election in the New South Wales regional seat of Farrer. Farrer is the first Federal test of One Nation's surge in the polls following the party's stunning success at the state election in South Australia. The contest is now heating up after the Liberals announced their how-to-vote cards would recommend voters place One Nation's David Farley above the teal candidate backed by the far-left Climate 200 group, Michelle Milthorpe. The Nationals have also announced their intention to preference One Nation above Milthorpe. Commentators are saying this could effectively make it a two-horse race in Farrer, with polling putting David Farley well ahead of Milthorpe and the Coalition candidates in a distant third and fourth place. Milthorpe is not happy about it, saying the Coalition has done a deal because they're worried One Nation will "wipe them out". One Nation is saying that voters own their preferences, not political parties, and that David Farley has been campaigning hard to earn votes in Farrer.

The transformation of South Australia's political landscape will be set in concrete next week when seven new One Nation MPs are sworn in on the opening day of the new Parliament. Cory Bernardi, Carlos Quaremba, Rebecca Hewett, Chantelle Thomas, Jason Virgo, David Paton and Robert Roylance will officially start their terms on Tuesday, 5 May. The team has already been in action in the lead up to Parliament. In addition to demanding an inquiry into the conduct of the election they've had many meetings with stakeholders, done orientation and training, moved into electorate offices, begun hiring staff and dealt with a lot of media interviews. Recreational fishing restrictions, transmission lines on farmland, marine infrastructure and hospital upgrades, regional public transport, the election inquiry and the long process of reforming local government are some of the priorities the team will deal with when they take their seats for the first time.

Net zero isn’t saving the environment, it’s damaging it. Costly, reckless policies are hurting Australians and the land. Time to face reality. Check our Policies onenation.org.au/issues Join One Nation onenation.org.au/join Unite Australia donate.onenation.org.au/unite-australia

Lee Hanson raises urgent concerns over foreign ownership of farmland and the impact of carbon credit schemes on Australia’s food security. Check our Policies onenation.org.au/issues Join One Nation onenation.org.au/join Unite Australia donate.onenation.org.au/unite-australia

One Nation support continues to rise as Australians lose trust in major parties.

If the federal government was a corporate board, it could face jail time for hiding huge renewable energy losses from the 2026 budget", Barnaby Joyce said.

I’ve been in politics long enough to know what matters to Australians — and right now, people are fed up. Cost of living, health, the NDIS, and constant division. Anzac Day should be about our veterans. No politics. No protests. Just respect. Enough is enough. Australians want unity, honesty, and common sense back in this country.

The Coalition faces growing pressure as One Nation rises, reshaping the political landscape ahead of upcoming elections. Check our Policies onenation.org.au/issues Join One Nation onenation.org.au/join Unite Australia donate.onenation.org.au/unite-australia

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IT’S FINALLY HAPPENED - One Nation have draw level with the Albanese regime in a major poll (DemosAu) 🟠One Nation 26% 🔴Labor 26% 🔵Coalition 23% 🟢Green 13% ⚫️Others 12% And thats; One Nation/Coalition 49% v. Labor/Green 39% Worse news for Albanese’s acolytes is that Albanese‘s "negative rating" has deteriorated 4% to 46%, and his "positive rating" has fallen to just 26%.

Pauline Hanson backs David Farley, calling for stronger water security to support farmers, communities, and Australia’s future. Check our Policies onenation.org.au/issues Join One Nation onenation.org.au/join Unite Australia donate.onenation.org.au/unite-australia

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A victory for David Farley in Farrer — giving One Nation two members in House of Representatives is vitally important to the effective functioning of our democracy. That’s because any member who wants to introduce a Private Member’s Bill or move an amendment to a government Bill first needs a "seconder". If David Farley is elected, he can second Barnaby Joyce’s proposals, and vice versa. This will finally inject some real debate and accountability into the Parliament. In contrast, another fake independent TEAL owned by Climate 200 will add nothing. Just another toady who will back Bowen and Albanese.

David Farley says people are struggling with everyday expenses. One Nation will ease the cost of living by halving the fuel tax, scrapping net zero, building more coal fire power stations, and tax cuts for families!

The government is level with One Nation in the primary vote "It ain't a two party contest no more!

They’re worried. A win in Farrer sends a clear message—Australians are backing change. One Nation’s momentum is real and growing. Check our Policies onenation.org.au/issues Join One Nation onenation.org.au/join Unite Australia donate.onenation.org.au/unite-australia

13 ISIS brides and children leave for Australia after receiving new passports. In February, 34 women and children linked to ISIS attempted to leave the Al Roj camp in northeastern Syria but were turned back. The incident triggered backlash, where public opinion largely opposed their return with 64% of Aussie voters being against the return and only 15% in support.