Pauline Hanson's One Nation
What they say
Stated positions taken from the party’s own published material. Each links to the page it came from.
- Ban foreign purchase of freehold farmlandagriculture and water
One Nation would prohibit further sale of freehold agricultural land to foreign investors and cap foreign leasehold tenure at 25 years.
“One Nation will ban any further sale of freehold farmland to foreign investors and limit the sale of leasehold farmland to a tenure of 25 years.”
Farming - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Stop Murray-Darling water buybacksagriculture and water
One Nation opposes the 3200 GL/year recovery target and further buybacks, and would reverse the 2023 Water Act changes.
“One Nation considers that with more than 2100 GL/year already recovered for environmental flows, enough is enough.”
Water - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Repeal the ban on nuclear energyclimate and energy
One Nation would repeal the prohibition on commercial nuclear power and advocates a 1400MW reactor on the east coast.
“One Nation opposes the legislated ban on commercial nuclear energy, and will move to repeal it.”
Embracing nuclear and hydro - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Withdraw from the Paris Agreementclimate and energy
One Nation's position is that Australia should withdraw from the UN Paris Agreement.
“One Nation believes Australia should withdraw from the United Nations Paris Agreement signed in 2016.”
Climate - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Halve fuel excise for three yearscost of living
One Nation would halve the fuel excise to 26 cents per litre for three years, with a review after 12 months.
“Halve the fuel excise to 26 cents per liter for 3 years with a review after 12 months, with the option to extend further.”
Cost of Living Measures - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Binding statement of national diplomatic principlesdefence and foreign policy
One Nation calls for a binding statement of national principles governing foreign relations across changes of government.
“having a defence force capable of deterring credible threats and aggression, able to deploy in support of allies and able to defend Australia independently”
Australia needs a Statement of National Principles - Pay HECS debts of regional medical graduateshealth
One Nation would offer newly qualified medical professionals three-year contracts, paying their HECS-HELP debts in full.
“One Nation will introduce three-year contracts for newly qualified medical professionals and in return pay their HECS-HELP loans in full.”
Health - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Five-year GST moratorium on building materialshousing
One Nation proposes a five-year GST moratorium for building materials used in new homes valued up to $1 million.
“A five-year GST moratorium on building materials used in new homes up to a value of $1 million.”
New Housing - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Cap annual visas at 130,000immigration
One Nation would cap total visas at 130,000 per year, which it says would cut immigration by more than 570,000 people from current levels.
“Cut immigration by over 570,000 people from current Labor levels by capping visas at 130,000 per year to ease pressure on housing, wages, and infrastructure.”
Immigration - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - End government-funded multiculturalism programsimmigration
One Nation would abolish the Multicultural Minister and the Office for Multiculturalism, and end government funding of translation services.
“We will scrap the Multicultural Minister and the Office for Multiculturalism.”
One Nation Will End Government-Funded Multiculturalism - Public equity stake in oil and gasindustry
One Nation would fund 30% of oil and gas exploration in Commonwealth waters in return for up to 30% Commonwealth equity in production licences.
“We will provide a 30% rebate on genuine oil and gas exploration in Commonwealth waters. In exchange, the Commonwealth may take up to 30% equity in issued production licences.”
One Nation's Gas Policy - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Introduce Citizens Initiated Referendaintegrity
One Nation would establish a mechanism for citizens to initiate legislation or referendum questions directly.
“One Nation will push for the introduction of a Citizens Initiated Referenda, enabling Australian citizens to put forward legislation or a referendum question without waiting for politicians to listen and act.”
Citizen Initiated Referenda - Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Income splitting for families with dependent childrentaxation
One Nation would allow couples with at least one dependent child to combine and split their income for tax purposes.
“Joint income tax filing allows a couple with at least one dependent child to add their income together, then split the total between them.”
Family Tax Policy - Pauline Hanson's One Nation
What they do
Where One Nation differs most from the other parties, by average agreement based on how its members actually voted.
- capping the indexation rates for HECS-HELP debtsthe divisionsOne Nation100%Other parties11%
- reducing air pollutionthe divisionsOne Nation1%Other parties71%
- banning pay secrecy clausesthe divisionsOne Nation0%Other parties67%
- criminalising hate symbolsthe divisionsOne Nation4%Other parties71%
- increasing penalties for breach of datathe divisionsOne Nation0%Other parties67%
- increasing access to subsidised childcarethe divisionsOne Nation0%Other parties67%
- introducing digital IDthe divisionsOne Nation0%Other parties67%
- a same-sex marriage plebiscitethe divisionsOne Nation100%Other parties33%
Where the money comes from
2024-25
Largest named sources
- Pauline Hanson$245k
- Westpac$100k
- William Henderson$100k
- Malcom Roberts$60k
- Warwick Stacey$40k
- Adgile Investments$27k
One Nation in parliament
6 current members. Each links to their voting record and expenses.
- Barnaby JoyceNew England
- David FarleyFarrer
- Malcolm RobertsSenate
- Pauline HansonSenate
- Sean BellSenate
- Tyron WhittenSenate
MPs and senators currently serving. Members who have left parliament are not listed.