James Ashby confirms One Nation will put Labor, Greens, and Teals last in 2025 election. Slams government waste, university elitism, and immigration pressures.

One Nation’s James Ashby breaks down Labor’s hidden treaty agenda, election corflute colour tricks, and how the Coalition is now copying One Nation policies. Watch this unfiltered campaign analysis ahead of the 2025 election.

James Ashby reveals how One Nation policies are driving the national debate—on energy, immigration, housing, and fuel. Hear how One Nation will hold the next government accountable in the Senate.

One Nation's James Ashby slams Labor’s budget and hints at looming election tactics, while James Willis weighs in on criminal release scandals, teal campaign controversies, and the blowout costs of the 2032 Olympics.

One Nation’s James Ashby has declared the party will demand Australia exit the Paris Agreement and end net zero targets if it holds the balance of power after the next federal election. Speaking on the energy crisis, Ashby said net zero is “a scam” hurting families and businesses, and warned that soaring electricity prices are the result of failed climate ideology. He added that One Nation will hold major parties accountable and restore affordable, reliable power for Australians.

James Ashby has slammed the Australian government for mismanaging U.S. relations, warning that the country is unprepared for Trump’s trade policies and economic shifts. Highlighting America’s $35 trillion debt and Trump’s push for tariffs, Ashby urges Australia to seek alternative markets, just as it did when China restricted imports. He also criticizes Kevin Rudd’s performance as U.S. ambassador, suggesting a more capable representative is needed. Read more on Ashby’s sharp critique and One Nation’s stance.

"Former One Nation Keppel candidate James Ashby raises concerns over plans to convert the former Yeppoon TAFE campus into an Indigenous-led school. Ashby questions the site’s suitability and public consultation process, sparking debate with local leaders."

Senator Malcolm Roberts pushes for the $100B privately-funded Iron Boomerang project, aiming to connect Port Hedland to Queensland, create 40,000 jobs, and bring infrastructure to remote communities.

James Ashby has voiced strong opposition to plans for an Indigenous school at Yeppoon’s former TAFE site, calling it a “social experiment” and criticising the lack of community consultation. The proposed school aims to re-engage disengaged youth, but Ashby argues its location next to Yeppoon State High School is problematic. Keppel MP Nigel Hutton has dismissed Ashby’s claims, stating the initiative provides an alternative learning model, not a “troubled kids” facility. The debate continues as stakeholders weigh in on the future of the site.

James Ashby calls out the closed tender process for a troubled youth education facility in Yeppoon, sparking community concerns over transparency and location. Learn more about the issue and the petition demanding answers. #Yeppoon #OneNation #JamesAshby #CommunityConsultation