Pauline Hanson
Leader of One Nation and Senator for Queensland · One Nation
Where they stand
The latest thing they said on each issue, dated. Tap an issue for their words and the source.
Economy and energy
Net zero Scrap or drop the target
Said
One Nation wants to scrap the net zero target to bring cost-of-living relief.
“We're the only party which wants to scrap net zero and bring genuine cost-of-living relief to Australian workers and their families.”
Source Senate Hansard, 30 June 2026: Statements by Senators, One Nation
Nuclear power Build nuclear power
Said
One Nation would back coal and gas and support bringing in nuclear power for energy security.
“We will back coal and gas and support bringing nuclear power to bring down prices, restore reliability and guarantee national energy security.”
Source Senate Hansard, 14 May 2026: Budget, Statement and Documents
Society
Immigration Sharply cut immigration
Said
One Nation would cut the number of temporary visa holders by more than 750,000 over three years.
“One Nation will cut the number of temporary visa holders in the country by more than 750,000 over a period of three years.”
Source Senate Hansard, 16 September 2026: Matters of Urgency, Migration
Australia in the world
- AUKUSNothing on record yet
China Confront and deter China
Said
Australia should stand with democracies and keep a strong military to deter China.
“We stand for the rule of law, self-determination and freedom, and an international peace and order reinforced by a strong military to deter those who, like China, would disrupt that peace and order.”
Source Senate Hansard, 23 July 2025: Statements by Senators, Albanese Government
- Palestinian stateNothing on record yet
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