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Lee Hanson hopes the Richmond cafe that singled her out succeeds
One Nation’s Tasmanian president Lee Hanson says a Richmond cafe she backed for years singled her out over the party’s ad. She still wants it to do well.Greens’ Vica Bayley backed a cafe that singled out a customer
Opinion: Greens deputy Vica Bayley met Lee Hanson’s hurt with “cry me a river”. His party preaches inclusion, then backed a cafe that singled her out.One Nation says its migration cut would save renters $54 a week
One Nation’s own modelling says its migration cut would save the average renter $54 a week by year three. It landed a day after the Coalition’s plan.One Nation leads Labor on 29% in the RedBridge poll
One Nation leads Labor 29 to 28 on first preferences in the RedBridge poll. Anthony Albanese’s net rating fell to a record minus 27.Chris Bowen fails his own patriotism test
Opinion: Chris Bowen says Pauline Hanson can’t claim to be patriotic. On power bills, borders and the Voice, his own record fails that test.Andrew Hastie picked the wrong fight with Pauline Hanson
Opinion: Andrew Hastie called Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce lying cowards. His own words and votes, and his party’s record, make a weak case.One Nation explained: Pauline Hanson's party since 1997
One Nation is Pauline Hanson's party, founded in 1997. Here's its history, what it says it stands for, how it's polling and the controversies it's faced.Leaked polling has One Nation winning NSW with 48 seats
Leaked, unverified polling reported by News24 has One Nation winning 48 of 93 NSW seats in March 2027. Published polls have it second, on 25% in Resolve.One Nation launches in Victoria with crime and budget blank
One Nation launches its Victorian campaign at Crown in Melbourne on 3 October. Its crime and budget policy pages still read ‘update in progress’.Pauline Hanson demands the ATO reverse its credit card ban
Pauline Hanson wants the ATO to keep taking credit cards after 30 June 2027. Teal MP Allegra Spender and the Coalition want the same thing.Warren Pickering wants Victoria’s native forests reopened
Warren Pickering says a One Nation government would restart native timber harvesting in Victoria on a Tasmanian-style model. The state ban began in 2024.One Nation climbs to 25% in the Guardian Essential poll
One Nation is up two points to 25% in the Guardian Essential poll out 29 September. The Coalition fell four to 22%, its equal lowest in that poll.Hanson says Chalmers should resign after fourth rate hike
Pauline Hanson says Jim Chalmers should resign. It comes after the RBA lifted the cash rate to 4.60% on 29 September, its fourth hike of 2026.Hanson wants power to shut extremist mosques: ‘Bondi should have ended the excuses’
Hanson wants federal power to shut extremist mosques. She asked on 28 September after the SMH reported preacher Abu Ahmad urged followers to take up arms.Rinehart allegedly asked Henry Pike about One Nation. He says he'll always be a Liberal
Gina Rinehart asked Queensland LNP MP Henry Pike about joining One Nation at a January lunch, Four Corners reports. Pike says he'll always be a Liberal.Victorian Premier Carroll: 'One Nation terrifies me'
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll says "One Nation terrifies me" before the 28 November election. A poll has the Coalition on 29, One Nation 25 and Labor 24.Hanson is No. 4 on AFR Magazine's Power list
Pauline Hanson is No. 4 on AFR Magazine's 2026 Power list, behind Albanese, Chalmers and Butler. Roy Morgan has One Nation leading Labor on 25.5%.SA Liberal president Antic floats a One Nation understanding
New SA Liberal president Alex Antic says the Liberals and One Nation will likely need an understanding to form government. He won the vote 119 to 73.Hanson in Wagga: 'The best employee is homegrown'
Pauline Hanson toured Flip Screen in Wagga on 21 September and said the best employee is homegrown. She was due to open Henty Field Days the next day.Bowen to Hanson: 'You can't claim to be patriotic'
Chris Bowen used the 2026 Curtin Oration to call Pauline Hanson's patriotism exclusive and angry, and made the case for a progressive version.
