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Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Party dashboard — policies, voting dissent, and chamber movements.

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One Nation

Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Party leader: Pauline Hanson

2

House seats

4

Senate seats

6

Total

Division and roster cache last synced 25 Jun 2026, 11:04 AM

Pollywatch spending (MP expenses)

Claimed last quarter and largest discretionary line from Pollywatch (public IPEA record). Figures are not recalculated here.

  • Barnaby Joyce

    $214,062 · Jan-Mar 2026Discretionary · $152,881Pollywatch
  • David Farley

    Open on Pollywatch
  • Pauline Hanson

    $193,585 · Jan-Mar 2026Discretionary · $141,967Pollywatch
  • Malcolm Roberts

    $114,932 · Jan-Mar 2026Discretionary · $69,156Pollywatch
  • Tyron Whitten

    $133,209 · Jan-Mar 2026Discretionary · $87,808Pollywatch
  • Sean Bell

    $100,963 · Jan-Mar 2026Discretionary · $64,862Pollywatch
  • Structural policies

    Defence

    • Defence and national security

      One Nation supports strong national defence and border protection. Distinct alternative acquisition programs beyond general support are limited in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: No distinct public position with numbered acquisition schedules is recorded for this topic.

      • Defence capability
      • Border protection
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource
    • Australian Sovereignty

      Protect national interests from foreign ownership of land and assets, and assert independent foreign policy.

      Source

    Economy

    • Cost of Living Relief

      Cut fuel excise, reduce power prices, and oppose policies that increase household energy and grocery costs.

      Source
    • Cost of living

      One Nation links cost-of-living pressure to immigration levels, fuel taxes and energy policy. Detailed Commonwealth payment or tax-cut schedules for households are limited in our recorded rows.

      Proposed / signalled: Campaign material often proposes lower fuel taxes and tighter migration; mechanisms and start dates are not always specified in our database.

      • Fuel excise advocacy
      • Migration levels
      • Energy affordability
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource

    Education

    • Childcare and family payments

      One Nation emphasises parental choice in care arrangements. Distinct Child Care Subsidy or Parental Leave Pay redesign schedules are not recorded in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: No distinct public position with numbered CCS rates is recorded for this topic.

      • Parental choice
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource
    • Education and student debt

      One Nation criticises student debt burdens and university funding priorities. Distinct HELP indexation or threshold redesigns are not recorded as numbered schedules in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: No distinct public position with numbered HELP thresholds is recorded for this topic.

      • HECS debt concerns
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource

    Employment

    • Jobs and wages

      One Nation links job availability for Australians to migration settings and local-preference hiring. Distinct Fair Work Act redesign schedules are not recorded in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: No distinct public position with numbered award or NES changes is recorded for this topic.

      • Migration and local jobs
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource

    Energy

    • Energy Security

      Support coal, gas, and affordable baseload power; oppose net-zero targets that raise prices for households.

      Source
    • Climate and energy

      One Nation opposes rapid net-zero pathways that it argues raise power prices, and favours conventional fossil generation. Distinct alternative scheme designs are not detailed in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: Campaign material often calls to exit or slow net-zero commitments; legislative text is not recorded here.

      • Fossil generation
      • Net-zero scepticism
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource

    General

    • Immigration Control

      Reduce immigration intake, strengthen border security, and prioritise Australian workers for jobs and services.

      Source
    • Law and Order

      Increase penalties for violent crime, support police resourcing, and strengthen judicial sentencing standards.

      Source

    Healthcare

    • Aged care

      One Nation states support for improved aged care for Australians. Distinct redesign of Support at Home fees or Age Pension assets tests is not recorded in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: No distinct public position with numbered fee schedules is recorded for this topic.

      • Aged care access
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource
    • Healthcare and Medicare

      One Nation states support for Medicare access for Australians. Distinct redesign of PBS co-payments or bulk-billing incentives is not detailed in our recorded platform rows.

      Proposed / signalled: No distinct public mechanism schedule is recorded beyond general Medicare support.

      • Medicare access
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource

    Housing

    • Housing

      One Nation’s stated housing stance centres on reducing immigration demand and restricting foreign property ownership. Detailed positions on CRA, Help to Buy or HAFF are not recorded as distinct mechanisms in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: Campaign proposals on migration caps and foreign buyer bans appear periodically; federal housing payment redesign is not detailed in our rows.

      • Immigration demand
      • Foreign ownership limits
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource

    Immigration

    • Immigration

      One Nation advocates substantially cutting immigration. Distinct visa-subclass redesign schedules are limited in our database beyond the overall reduction stance.

      Proposed / signalled: Campaign numeric caps appear periodically; they are not current law.

      • Immigration reduction
      Last verified 31 July 2026· medium confidenceSource

    Political Finance

    • Integrity and accountability

      One Nation emphasises accountability of major parties and institutions. Distinct redesign of NACC powers or donation law is not recorded as numbered schedules in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: No distinct public position with numbered donation caps is recorded for this topic.

      • Political accountability
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource

    Tax

    • Tax and superannuation

      One Nation’s recorded stance opposes additional taxes on superannuation and retirees. Concrete alternative rate tables or contribution-cap redesigns are not in our database.

      Proposed / signalled: No distinct public position with numbered schedules is recorded for this topic beyond opposition to new super taxes.

      • Opposition to new super taxes
      Last verified 31 July 2026· low confidenceSource

    Dissent radar

    Members who voted against the party bloc majority on recent divisions.

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    Recent movements

    Defections, resignations, and affiliation changes from OpenAustralia Parser records.

    1. Party switch23 Jun 2026

      Hollie Hughes

      1m with party

    2. Party switch23 Jun 2026

      Teena McQueen

      1m with party

    3. Party switch23 Jun 2026

      Colleen Harkin

      1m with party

    4. Party switch23 Jun 2026

      Barnaby Joyce

      1m with party

    Complete members roster

    6 sitting members

    NameElectorateChamberVoting loyalty
    Barnaby Joyce
    Barnaby JoyceNew EnglandHouse
    100%
    David Farley
    David FarleyFarrerHouse
    100%
    Pauline Hanson
    Pauline HansonQueenslandSenate
    100%
    Malcolm Roberts
    Malcolm RobertsQueenslandSenate
    100%
    Tyron Whitten
    Tyron WhittenWASenate
    100%
    Sean Bell
    Sean BellNSWSenate
    100%