One Nation’s candidate for Keppel, James Ashby, warns of a fake 'postal voting' scam circulating that harvests data for Liberal and Labor parties. These slips are not sanctioned by the Electoral Commission and lack transparency about party affiliations. Protect your privacy and avoid signing these documents, which are not covered by data privacy laws.

Watch as James Ashby discusses the latest campaign updates and news from Central Queensland, focusing on the Keppel hospital situation and how One Nation plans to address the community's needs differently. Tune in to learn more about their vision for change.

James Ashby, of One Nation, questions the Queensland government's choice of diesel over hydrogen for key industrial projects, highlighting flaws in current green energy strategies.

Watch as Sky News reveals Queensland's controversial law that could jail individuals for 'offending' others, particularly targeting those reading from scripture. Nick Muir, One Nation's candidate for Coomera, is actively fighting against this law to protect free speech and bring local attention to this critical issue.

Paul Hoolihan's letter in CQ Today failed to disclose his Labor Party affiliation, misleading readers about his political neutrality. Contrary to his claims, One Nation’s funding is fully transparent, democratically managed, and accountable under Queensland law, with every cent dedicated to electoral expenses and community engagement.

James Ashby highlights a critical planning oversight in the Fitzroy to Gladstone Water Pipeline, where the absence of high-voltage power lines could lead to reliance on diesel generators, raising concerns about project efficiency and costs.

James Ashby exposes a major planning failure on the $938 million Fitzroy to Gladstone water pipeline, where workers report Labor forgot to plan for high voltage power lines, forcing the use of expensive diesel generators on a 'green' hydro project.

Diesel generators used for green hydrogen pipeline project.

Liz Suduk urges focus on youth crime, not cross-border politics.

Goondiwindi needs more police resources and dog units to combat rising youth crime, says One Nation candidate Liz Suduk.