One Nation’s Queensland division is on the brink of losing its legal status after missing a critical deadline to file audited financial statements, with the Office of Fair Trading warning enforcement action—including cancellation of registration—could follow if they fail to comply by August 18, 2026. The delay stems from overdue annual returns and a lack of required audits, blamed by the party on high staff turnover, though President Pauline Hanson bears ultimate responsibility. Meanwhile, Hanson’s recent European trip, partially funded by mining billionaire Gina Rinehart—including flights to London, Sicily, and Rome—has sparked controversy, with critics questioning whether personal travel should be covered by private donors rather than party funds, underscoring the mounting scrutiny on political finances amid internal chaos.
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