Labor and the Greens want more control over what Australians can see and say online. Their Digital Duty of Care proposal gives the Communications Minister power to create additional categories of online “harm”, with platforms facing major fines if they don't comply.
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Pauline Hanson, Anthony Albanese & Angus Taylor clash over multiculturalism in Australia. Here is what was really said and why it matters.
Pauline Hanson has called for one shared national culture, and the Prime Minister has hit back. But what did she actually say? In this video, we break down the full exchange, the claims, the counterclaims, and the awkward silence from the Coalition.
The state of small business is in decline and gaining momentum.
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it's time for change.
It's time for ONE NATION.
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Foreign students are flooding universities and Australian students are being forced to do group assignments with people who can’t speak English.
In many cases, one or two students must do all the work for the entire group or risk receiving a fail result.
Pauline Hanson should be supported, not ridiculed.
Perhaps it’s because of her brash communication style, or the informal nature of her messaging.
She is blunt, straight to the point. Doesn’t mince her words.
I am talking about One Nation Leader and Federal Senator Pauline
Media Release: Labor planning to roast Australian lamb farmers using our own super
Labor has yet again exposed its plan to treat Australians’ $4.8 trillion in superannuation as a Labor Party slush fund, with Trade Minister Don Farrell proposing that retirement savings be used to invest in America’s lamb industry.
One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said the proposal proved Labor believes Australian super belongs to them, not to the people who earned it.
“Labor sees Australian retirement savings as a giant pool of money for ministers to direct toward their own political agenda,” Senator Hanson said.
“Labor wants to use Australians’ retirement savings to grow an American lamb industry that directly competes with Australian farmers. They say superannuation has an ‘obligation’ to do so.
"That’s a lie. The obligation of superannuation funds is to act in the best financial interests of Australians, who are forced to give up 12% of their pay.
“This latest affront comes after Labor legislated to end live sheep exports by sea, kneecapping Australian sheep producers and regional towns and businesses.
“Labor is shutting down Australian farmers with one hand and proposing to use our superannuation to give American lamb producers a leg up with the other.
“The Government needs to explain to Australians why it is proposing to spend their super overseas. Then it needs to explain to Australian farmers why they’re looking to fund their competitors using our own money.
“Labor attacked One Nation for saying Australians should have a limited choice to use some of their future super contributions to keep a roof over their heads. Now Labor wants to send that same money to foreign farms for their own political agenda.
“Super belongs to the Australians who earned it. It is not Labor’s slush fund and shouldn’t be raided just because Labor has run out of money.
“Labor’s coming after your pay with higher taxes. Now they’re looking to raid your super too. Albanese needs to put a fork in this idea, it’s thoroughly cooked.
“The Government must keep its hands off Australians’ retirement savings, stop calling it a ‘national asset’ and start backing Australian farmers instead of handing money to their overseas competitors.”
One Nation is saying what a lot of Australians have been waiting to hear: loving this country is not a crime, and it is not extremism.
Pride in the flag. Australia Day. Wanting a say on who comes here and how fast. That is not hate. That is home. For years people who feel that way have been told they are racist, backward, far right, just for refusing to be ashamed of the place that raised them. One Nation is standing with them, not over them.
Then there is Mehreen Faruqi. The Greens talk peace and inclusion, then carve the country up. Her “white man” talk did exactly that. It pointed at ordinary Australians and made skin the issue. It told one group they were the problem and called it justice. That is not unity. That is division, dressed up as virtue, and then aimed at anyone who answers back.
One Nation’s answer is the old one, and it still holds: equal treatment. Same rules, same country, no ranking by race, colour or creed. Argue the policy if you want. Stop punishing people for loving Australia. 🇦🇺
BREAKING: Pauline Hanson says a One Nation government would ban Acknowledgement of Country and Welcome to Country in public schools and across government.
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One Nation recruits Tamworth gun maker Jeff Bacon to target post-Bondi firearms crackdown
A Tamworth gun manufacturer has secured second place on One Nation's Upper House ticket, signalling the party will escalate its campaign against NSW's post-Bondi gun crackdown.
The Daily Telegraph October 2, 2026
Let’s make Australia Orange.
The majors have failed us for too long now. The greens are just a joke. The Teals are champagne sipping rich soccer mums who have been sheltered from the real world.
Let’s finally vote in real Aussies with real lives experience. Let’s vote One Nation
Media Release: ATO's credit change smashes small business
The Australian Taxation Office must reverse its decision to end credit-card tax payments for businesses after 30 November.
Senator Hanson said the decision would remove an important cash-flow option for small businesses while the Albanese Government was simultaneously demanding they absorb card surcharges.
“The Albanese Government’s has walked into another unintended consequence because they never think anything through.” Senator Hanson said.
“The Prime Minister and Treasurer promised Australians a cheaper coffee. Instead, it’s more expensive than the old surcharge while small business is going to be squeezed by the ATO.
“Businesses are expected to absorb these fees, while the ATO avoids them by withdrawing credit-card payments.
“Credit helps businesses manage cash flow and meet tax obligations on time. Removing this option will drive businesses to the wall when they are already doing it tough.
“This is to be expected from a Prime Minister and Treasurer who don’t know and don’t care how small businesses work.
“The Government can’t impose payment costs on small businesses while allowing the tax office to avoid them.
“The ATO must reverse this decision immediately.”