Australia cannot afford to repeat the mistake of mass migration which is tearing apart Europe. Countries like France, Germany, Belgium and the U.K. are all suffering because of mass migration. Unless Australia stops importing people who reject our democracy, our way of life and the values of Western civilisation, these riots will eventually be coming to Australian cities.

Media release: Major parties sacrifice coal towns on net-zero altar The proposed expansion of Mount Pleasant coal mine in the Hunter Valley has been blocked by the High Court because of laws passed by the Liberal-Nationals in New South Wales in 2017. Senator Hanson said the Coalition and Labor had once again sacrificed regional communities and blue-collar jobs at the altar of net zero. “In 2017, the Liberal-Nationals passed the law that has now blocked the Mount Pleasant coal mine expansion. They cannot pretend this decision came from nowhere when it came directly from the laws they put in place,” Senator Hanson said. “This is the real price of climate policy, families left without an income and regional towns like Muswellbrook devastated.” NSW One Nation Leader Mike Newman said investors need predictability. "These changes reinforce the narrative that Australia and NSW are becoming too hard to do business in,” he said. "Global demand for coal keeps rising year after year. So how does throwing more roadblocks help when other jurisdictions are welcoming new investment with open arms?” Hunter coal miner and NSW lead candidate in the upper house Stuart Bonds said today’s High Court decision was a disaster for jobs in the region. “Royalties and taxes from this industry pay for welfare and services. The largest industries in the Hunter are health, education and social services. What do you think pays for this?” he said. “You can’t run an economy on taxing the public service. Mount Pleasant employs more than 600 people and the overwhelming majority live here. Combined with the looming closure of BHP, the Hunter is facing an economic disaster under the Minns Labor Government.” Senator Hanson said the Federal Coalition had questions to answer. “Only ten days ago, Deputy Opposition Leader Jane Hume confirmed the federal Coalition is still committed to emissions reduction, which is just net-zero under another name.” she said “The reality is demand for coal hasn’t stopped. Another country will sell their coal instead of Australia. And the major parties will have again sacrificed yet another regional community and the jobs, royalties and taxes they receive at the altar of net zero. "Australians need to wake up because the major parties are swindling their future.”

Anthony Albanese has jetted off to New York where he will be receiving an award for being a good “Global Citizen”. While he collects a trophy from elites on a world stage, Australians’ lives are only getting worse. The Prime Minister cares more about flying across the world for some award than bringing down the price of groceries, fixing the rental crisis or cutting inflation and interest rates for Australians. Credit to journalist Latika Bourke for confronting him about the hypocrisy on the world stage and visibly rattling the PM.

Why were “temporary” international students ever allowed to bring their entire family over in the first place?

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No matter how much Labor spent in the Secret Harbour by-election, it turns out voters no longer trust Labor. They trust One Nation. The Australian Financial Review revealed this week that Labor poured more than $400,000 of their members' money into the once-strong Labor-held seat. One Nation’s new MP, Luke Herdegen, on the other hand, took a fiscally responsible approach to campaign spending and pulled off the historic win with a campaign budget of less than $65,000. In other words, One Nation gets better bang for your buck when it comes to winning seats in parliament. In this instance, we won the seat of Secret Harbour and spent 84% less than our two-party-preferred counterpart. At the last federal election, Labor spent just under $116 million dollars. That equates to roughly $773,000 spent in each lower house electorate. The coalition spent $131 million. That’s roughly $873,000 per electorate. While we know how to get better results for less, we still need to continue our fundraising efforts ahead of the 2028 federal election. Every dollar counts! The investment you make in One Nation will help us 'Fire the Liar', destroy Labor, and take our country back! We know how challenging times are right now, so only give where you can. From the whole team at One Nation, your continued support is greatly appreciated. donate.onenation.org.au/fire…

Anthony Albanese is so scared of One Nation he's only giving us half of the staff per parliamentarian that he's given to the Greens. The Prime Minister is acting like an emperor and personally trying to stop One Nation from representing you. Under the act that governs political staff, adviser allocations are decided personally by the Prime Minister rather than an independent body such as the Remuneration Tribunal, which sets politicians’ pay based on a formula that applies equally, regardless of political party. The same principle should apply here. The Prime Minister should not get to determine the number of staff available to his political opponents, especially while his government enjoys 507 advisers on top of 200,000 public servants. Until then however, Prime Minister Albanese is abusing his power to hobble One Nation as he tries to keep his job. I am only asking for a fair allocation of 9 advisers for One Nation, which would still be below the Greens' ratio, to help get the country back on track and represent you. The Prime Minister doesn't want to play fair. He should be worried about the precedent he's setting for when he doesn't hold the top job anymore.

That’s the final nail in the coffin. RIP Net Zero!

🇦🇺 It’s official. One Nation Tasmania is now registered as a formal party for Tasmanian State Elections! 🇦🇺 That means safer communities, affordable homes, better infrastructure and essential services, stronger health and education, less unnecessary bureaucracy, and more opportunities for Tasmanians to get ahead. We will stand with our regions, farmers, small businesses and productive industries, protect our food and energy security, and defend individual rights, freedom and personal responsibility. And this is just the beginning. Next step.... One Nation representing you, on the floor of parliament. New website and policies to be announced in the coming days. We could not have achieved this milestone without your support and dedication. Thank you!

Pre-polling is now open in the by-election seat of Secret Harbour. Labor have put up a Tree as their candidate who is deeply rooted in a suburb 61km from the actual seat. One Nation's candidate is Luke Herdegen who is a local gym owner. If you can make 𝗮 𝘀𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗱𝗼𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 to Luke's campaign, the polling is suggesting we 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗟𝗮𝗯𝗼𝗿 𝗼𝘂𝘁! wa.onenation.org.au/donate-s… #Labor #OneNation #PaulineHanson #SecretHarbor #LukeHerdegen #WA #WesternAustralia #OrangeTsunami #HereWeCome #Vote #PrePoll