As Pauline Hanson is silenced in the Senate, One Nation's hometown radio reacts strongly, questioning why her voice is being shut down and defending her right to speak out on key issues.

Discover Brettlyn "Beaver" Neal's journey from boxing to politics, where she aims to champion the needs of Mirani's communities. With over 300 fights and years of community service, she's ready to make a difference.

An icon of the Outback, Brettlyn "The Beaver" Neal, is transitioning from the boxing ring to the political arena, running for One Nation in the Queensland state election for Mirani. Beaver's unique experience and passion for youth programs and community safety make her the candidate who truly understands local needs. Get involved and help shape a better future for Mirani by volunteering for her campaign today!

Miles' bailout for Star Casino angers Queensland businesses struggling under Labor's cost-of-living crisis.

Discover how Geena Court, One Nation candidate for Cairns, plans to tackle youth crime with mandatory military-style camps, stricter penalties, and community involvement. Join our event to learn more!

James Ashby highlights the growing crime problem in Keppel, calling for stricter measures to protect local businesses and community programs.

James Ashby speaks on 4BC about the potential delays in Bruce Highway repairs due to cultural heritage checks, urging a focus on infrastructure improvements for Queensland's future.

Listen as 4CA reads a letter to the editor highlighting the Liberals' lack of interest in Cairns and Mulgrave, while One Nation's local candidates – Geena Court (Cairns), Michael McInnes (Mulgrave), Peter Eicens (Barron River), and Brenda Turner (Hill) – actively engage with the community. Through public meetings and a comprehensive crime policy, they are addressing local concerns and gaining significant attention.

The 80-20 funding split for upgrading the Bruce Highway remains a contentious issue. As One Nation's Keppel candidate, James Ashby, criticizes the delays caused by cultural heritage investigations, he urges immediate repairs to prevent further tragedies. The recent fatal accidents, including the deaths of Scott Cassidy and a 21-year-old driver, highlight the urgent need for upgrades. Cassidy's family, devastated by the loss, is calling for improvements like light reflectors to enhance driver safety. The community mourns while demanding swift action to prevent further accidents on this dangerous stretch of road.

James Ashby discusses One Nation's commitment to lowering household expenses in Keppel by eliminating insurance stamp duty, cutting developer fees, and ending subsidies for foreign energy companies.