Save Yeppoon TAFE – Stop the Secret Plan

Stop the Secret Yeppoon TAFE Plan – Have Your Say! The Yeppoon TAFE site is set to be converted into an Aboriginal school for troubled youth without proper community consultation, but the deal is not yet final. The Queensland Government still needs to approve it, meaning locals can take action now. We believe this location is unsuitable for such a project and urge decision-makers to consider alternative sites. Contact the Member for Keppel and Livingstone Shire Council to voice your concerns. Help protect Yeppoon’s future—stand up and have your say before it’s too late! #Yeppoon #Keppel #SaveYeppoonTAFE

STOP THE CASINO BAILOUT

Join Pauline Hanson and concerned Queenslanders in opposing the Queensland Government’s proposed bailout of Star Casino. Sign the petition to ensure public funds are used to support infrastructure, small businesses, and community safety, not corporate bailouts. Star Casino bailout, oppose Star Casino bailout, Queensland Government petition, public funds misuse, Queensland infrastructure, small business support, Pauline Hanson petition, Queensland tax dollars, no corporate bailouts, Bruce Highway funding, Queensland crime crisis.

Oppose the Sale of the Former Maryborough TAFE Site

One Nation is fight hard to save the Maryborough TAFE. Read about our plans and sign the petition to stop Labor's planned sale of the hub.

Fight Labor’s War on Freedom of Speech

Stop Crime

Join the Movement: Pledge Your Support Against the 9% Stamp Duty on Insurance Premiums

Join the Movement: Pledge Your Support Against the 9% Stamp Duty on Insurance Premiums

Reinstate the Name 'Fraser Island

Support Our Petition: Restore 'Fraser Island' Name! Preserve Australia's rich history and diverse heritage. Sign now for historical continuity. #FraserIsland #Petition #AustralianHeritage

Overturn Criminal Penalties in the "Right to Disconnect" Laws

A recent petition addresses the Australian Senate, urging an immediate review and the overturning of the "Closing Loopholes No 2 Bill" amendments related to the "Right to Disconnect" laws. These amendments introduce criminal penalties, including up to 12 months in jail, for employers who fail to comply, specifically targeting after-hours communications. Critics argue that such penalties are disproportionate, posing a significant threat to small and medium-sized businesses by adding complex compliance burdens and potential criminal records for business owners. The petition highlights concerns about the lack of adequate debate and consultation in the legislative process, emphasising the need for balanced legislation that protects employees' rights while recognising the realities of running a business. It calls for the removal of criminal penalties under the "Right to Disconnect" provisions, advocating for more reasonable measures that ensure both employee protection and business viability. The urgency of this matter is stressed, with a plea for the Senate to act swiftly to prevent negative impacts on Australia's business environment and to promote laws that consider the welfare of both workers and the economy.

Cairns High Density Development Petition

A state government petition has been launched concerning a proposed high-density development at 179 Buchan Street, Bungalow. The petition calls on the Honourable Speaker and Members of Queensland Parliament to: - ‘Call in’ the development using state government powers for a thorough review and ensure transparency and public consultation. - Reassess the appropriateness of high-density housing in this location, with a focus on the impact on community dynamics, safety, and the welfare of current residents, particularly the elderly. - Ensure future state and community housing developments in Bungalow align with local needs and infrastructure, promoting safety, welfare, and community cohesion. The petition highlights the importance of careful planning and community involvement in urban development.

Petition for an Apology and Compensation from the Queensland Government Regarding Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccination Orders

Join the urgent call for justice with our petition demanding an apology and compensation from the Queensland Government for the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination orders deemed unlawful. This movement seeks to rectify the distress and infringement on human rights faced by employees coerced into vaccination or penalized for refusal. Following a landmark Supreme Court decision on 27/02/2024, it's time for the government to acknowledge its overreach and provide redress to the state's invaluable workers, including police officers, health workers, and paramedics. Stand with us in advocating for a respectful, lawful approach to public health mandates and the protection of individual freedoms. Sign the petition today to support those unjustly affected and ensure accountability and reform in government directives.

Keep Great Keppel Island

NO Hydro Save Netherdale/Eungella/Mt Dalrymple

A proposed $12bn pumped hydro scheme in Queensland has sparked controversy, as residents in the Pioneer Valley near Mackay react with fury to the expected property resumptions and what they see as the possible destruction of the surrounding environment.

Preserve Aussie Culture: Protect Brisbane's Good Name

The Palaszczuk Labor Government and the Greens threaten our shared history with a proposal to rename Brisbane to Meajin. This move sets a dangerous precedent, potentially impacting every Australian town and city. Stand with Pauline Hanson's One Nation in opposing this disregard for our historical heritage. Your support against this unnecessary expense and disruption can help protect our national identity. Together, let's uphold our heritage and make our collective voice heard.

Ease housing crisis. Ease immigration

The issue of homelessness among Australian families with children persists as media outlets, including ABC News, highlight the impact of high immigration levels. With rising costs of buying or renting a home and broken promises on immigration, urgent action is needed. The Labor Party's budget papers for 2022 promised only 235,000 immigrants, but an influx of 400,000 this year and predictions of reaching 600,000 soon have sparked calls for a mass movement to oppose this migration scheme. It's time to demand a better and just outcome for all Australians and address the housing crisis. While the Labor Party disputes immigration reality, One Nation affirms that published government figures on proposed migration constitute a promise. Join the movement for change now.

Teacher, teacher, give me the news

Share your story about Australian classroom chaos. One Nation aims to enhance our education policy and put teacher safety and child learning at the centre. We will use the information gathered here to enhance and form policies that will improve the lives of Australian kids.

Small Business Survey

Queensland Crime Survey