Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

Wholesale power prices are set to DOUBLE by 2029 under Labor. And that's before you add the cost of poles, wires and all the other infrastructure. Albanese and Bowen promised power bills would be $275 cheaper. They lied. Now everything gets more expensive. Groceries. Rent. Running a business. And where are Albanese and Bowen? In Turkey, selling out Australia while you're stuck paying the bill. The Uniparty’s net zero madness is costing every Australian. Only One Nation can be trusted to scrap net zero, pull out of the Paris Agreement and get power prices back under control.

I stand with Ben Roberts-Smith.

It’s an important day to remember those who fought and gave their lives for what we hold dear today. With @MRobertsQLD. Lest We Forget. – at Brisbane, Queensland

Every Remembrance Day, Australians pause to honour those who served our country, especially those who never came home. I want all Australians to understand why their sacrifice still matters today. The freedoms we enjoy were not handed to us. They were hard fought for. The freedom to speak your mind. To cast your vote. To raise your family in a peaceful democracy and live free from tyranny. Generations of Australians fought to defend those freedoms. They left their families and the country they loved to serve on battlefields far from home. They endured the trenches of the Western Front, the deserts of North Africa, the Kokoda Track, Long Tan and, in our own time, Afghanistan. Many never came home. Those who put on an Australian uniform knew that serving their country could mean risking everything, including their life. We should never forget that. The Australia we enjoy today was built on the courage, service and sacrifice of generations who came before us. Our freedoms came at a price. We inherited those freedoms. It is our duty to remember those who fought for them, those who defended them, and those who gave their lives for them. Lest we forget.

Aussie taxpayers are footing a $32,000 bill so that international delegates at the Climate Change talkfest COP31 in Turkey can drink free Australian coffee. Australians with a mortgage or renting are paying thousands more this year and this is where the government’s priorities are. Chris Bowen and Anthony Albanese need to get on their taxpayer funded plane home and start looking after Australians first. C/ Sophie Elsworth

You know it’s bad when the liar in the lodge doesn’t bother to even deny it.

Thank you to our supporters that joined us tonight on a working paddlesteamer on the mighty Murray river. We have brilliant farmers and the land to feed the world. All that’s needed is water. This government is literally wasting water and flushing it out to sea instead of giving it to communities. All it would take is the stroke of a ministers pen. One Nation will make it happen. – at Echuca, Victoria

At the Echuca show. Quick stop for some candy fruit, a jam and cinnamon donut and we’re off to the Murray. – at Echuca, Victoria

Thank you to the people of Swan Hill for coming to hear me talk, even if it was quick! See you at the Echuca show this afternoon. – at Swan Hill, Victoria

Can you believe these rorts? The head of the failing Snowy 2.0 disaster is being paid $1.8 million a year. Your power bills go up. Their salaries are only going up too. As households struggle with rising electricity costs, the Sunday Telegraph reports huge pay rises across senior climate and energy positions. Many are being paid multiple times more than the Prime Minister of the country. This is where your taxes are going while you can’t afford to pay your bills. This is just wrong.

The Prime Minister’s mask slips sometimes and shows an angry and frustrated man. If this is what gets caught on camera, what happens when they stop rolling?

I welcome the High Court’s decision to grant special leave to appeal in my section 18C case. This case has always been bigger than me and bigger than one tweet. Australians must be able to speak their minds, question their government and disagree with each other without being frightened into silence. That freedom is under attack, including through Labor’s Digital Duty of Care Bill and its threat to lawful debate online. I look forward to putting our arguments to the Court about freedom of speech and the constitutional protection of political communication.

David Jones, a beloved Australian icon and the world’s oldest department store, has entered administration after 188 years, putting 6,000 jobs at risk. Another Australian business buckling. More workers paying the price for Jim Chalmers’ budget and the Albanese Labor government’s economic mismanagement.

Once again Labor is treating taxpayers’ money as its own and spending it to serve its own political ends. They have splashed MORE money on news organisations in another round of grant funding. This time under the “News Innovation Fund”. We saw it with multicultural grants and invitation-only sports and community grants. Now it is subsidising the newsrooms meant to hold it to account, under rules that shut out media outlets the government thinks will criticise it. Like this government’s whole approach to grants, it stinks.

It was my honour to meet our Victorian volunteer who was allegedly attacked after having One Nation signs in his backyard. His injuries are serious and he has long road to recovery ahead. I want to thank everyone who has supported him and his family by raising a quarter of a million dollars for him. Guess what he said when I met him? He wants to get home to put his signs back up. What a trooper. But this is the kind of violence that Victorians are having to deal with every day as well as a court system that treats bail as a catch and release program. Criminals who are here on a visa should be rounded up and sent home. Australians are sick of their safety being put second.

Thank you to Chris Kenny for taking the time to discuss our One Nation volunteer attacked in Victoria. Our thoughts and prayers are with him for a full recovery

No one's talking about this rort. $325 million in Multiculturalism grants last year. 5,400% increase in just a few years. 94% to Labor seats. $45 million to Tony Burke's seat. No accountability. Thanks @nthaverbrook for the edit.

I’ve made my donation to our Victorian volunteer’s GoFund me. If you can spare any contribution or even just share this page it will help this man and his family get back on their feet after this horrific attack: gofund.me/ea46e65c0

Thank you Drew

On Sunday 1 November, a husband and father to two young children was allegedly attacked with a baseball bat outside his home in Torquay, Victoria, after confronting two people who were damaging One Nation signs on his property. He is now in hospital with multiple facial fractures and bleeding on the brain. He faces a long recovery. He runs his own business and is the family's only income earner. While he is recovering, the family has no money coming in. His work vehicle was also badly damaged in the alleged attack. His family should be able to focus on his recovery without the added worry of lost income, medical costs and everyday bills. We are keeping his name private to protect him and his family. All funds raised will go directly to the family to help cover these expenses and support his recovery. I will be donating personally, and encourage others to please do the same. Any contribution, large or small, will help. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this page. Thank you for standing with this father and his family. gofundme.com/f/help-a-victor…