Pauline Hanson unveiled One Nation’s bold 100-day agenda if elected, promising to slash immigration, scrap Welcome to Country ceremonies, slash government spending, and dismantle climate policies—all aimed at tackling the housing crisis and soaring cost of living. While keeping skilled migration for healthcare, she’d slash overall immigration, target overspending in programs like NDIS and childcare, shut down the climate department, ditch net-zero goals, and exit the Paris Agreement to cut electricity costs and boost manufacturing. She also wants to ban Indigenous welcome ceremonies in public institutions. With ambitions to run in every federal seat by 2028 and a surge in candidate applications, One Nation is polling at 25%—ahead of the Coalition’s 22% and just behind Labor’s 28%—showing a potent surge in support.
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