We are proud to introduce Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell as our candidate for Northern Victoria region in the 2026 Victorian state election in November.
Ms Tyrrell broke ground in 2022 as the first One Nation MP ever elected to the Victorian parliament and has been a strong voice for an end to the neglect of regional areas by the Andrews, Allan and Carroll Labor governments.
A former farmer and emergency services volunteer, Ms Tyrrell has also worked in the hospitality, tourism and real estate sectors. She’s a mother with two children.
Ms Tyrrell has been a strong advocate for Northern Victoria and regional communities across the state, highlighting in particular the Labor government’s appalling and dangerous neglect of the regional road network.
She has advocated for reductions in red tape for the state’s irrigators, and for the expansion of drought assistance provided to farmers.
Ms Tyrrell also moved to criminalise desecration of the Australian and Victorian flags, and has advocated for implementing recommendations for IBAC and the state Ombudsman to improve government accountability.
She has also spoken strongly against the divisive ‘Respectful Relationships’ program rolled out in Victorian schools.
This is coming to Britain if we do not leave the European Convention on Human Rights. The small boats are just the start. We have to take back control of our own laws and borders or we will lose our country.
Spain’s socialist President will NOT declare a national emergency, despite an influx of migrants swimming over after they announced they would NOT resist illegal migration. Everything turns to sh*t when you vote for the political Left.
Under One Nation, our schools will promote patriotism and encourage young Aussies to love their country, its history and its heritage. We will not apologise for our history. We are one of the greatest countries on earth, and we will be proud of this. As it stands, there are too many examples of our history being denigrated by our woke educational establishment. Both the Welcome to Country and self-hatred will be expunged from our schools. One Nation will provide change you can trust.
Allison Pearson has received a public apology and a five-figure payout from Essex’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner after successfully suing him for defamation.
The apology from Roger Hirst follows comments he made after Essex Police officers visited Pearson over a post on X that the force alleged had incited racial hatred.
The incident, which took place in November 2024, sparked a national debate about the policing of alleged hate crime and Non-Crime Hate Incidents (NCHIs) on social media.
The Government has now scrapped NCHIs in their previous form following a campaign led by the Free Speech Union and others, arguing that the police should focus on our streets, not our tweets.
Pearson was visited at her home on Remembrance Sunday by Essex Police officers after it was alleged she had incited racial hatred in a post on X. She said she was left “dumbstruck” by the incident, after which the force published a series of press releases setting out its version of events.
Essex Police also complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) about Pearson’s reporting of the visit to her home, in what many saw as an attempt to silence her.
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Multiple polls now have shown that a majority of Australians would prefer migrants from culturally similar English-speaking countries.
There is a clear mandate to not just cut immigration, but to refocus the remaining immigration program toward UK, US, etc.
Disgusting legal decision. Australia has now restricted freedom of expression to the point that you cannot even tell migrants who hate Australia to leave the country
A former Reform UK candidate is suing his former employer, leading law firm CMS, for £400,000 after it fired him last year.
Dan Cooper, a former Senior HR Business Partner at CMS, was dismissed in March 2025 following a series of posts on X relating to Islam and trans rights.
Mr Cooper has now filed an employment tribunal claim against CMS, alleging that he was discriminated against because of his political beliefs. His case is due to be heard in July 2028.
Speaking to The Telegraph, Mr Cooper said: “I am delighted to now have the opportunity to set the record straight in a court of law and fight for my right to free expression of thought and speech in the workplace.”
In 2025, an employment tribunal ruled that criticism of Islam could qualify as a protected belief in the case of actuary Patrick Lee.
Mr Cooper’s case is the latest in a growing number of employment disputes involving gender-critical and Islam-critical beliefs.
In one post, he wrote: “I hate Islam. It’s a 7th century barbaric cult. I don’t fear it, I loath [sic] it.”
In another, Mr Cooper described himself as “anti Islam”, claimed transgender people were mentally ill, and called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a “coke addict”.
Mr Cooper had been due to stand as a Reform UK candidate for Boston Borough Council in May’s local elections. However, a Reform UK spokesperson said he would now “never be a candidate for Reform UK” and that his membership has been suspended.
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If I had a sit-down interview with the new prime minister, here are some topics I’d ask about before his dog:
Ann Widdecombe’s murder/police coverup
Migrant terror attacks in Paris/Berlin
The continuing channel boats invasion
The spiraling national debt crisis
Early release prison scheme
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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has announced her party would abolish Acknowledgement of Country and Welcome to Country practices at public schools.
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Under Anthony Albanese, Australians are told to wait for housing.
But the ISIS brides, different rules for them.
That tells you everything you need to know about Labor’s priorities.
NZ First has called out their nation's free trade agreement with India, saying it more resembles a "free migration" pact for India.
Instead of falling in the polls, as the political class expected, NZ First has since doubled their vote. It's a lesson for Australia.
“Her legacy is women being housed with violent male offenders in female prisons, her legacy is girls in bathrooms having to share with their male peers...She has been a shocking female leader for women, and she's pulled the ladder right up behind her.”
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