Help One Nation WA stay registered — it only takes a couple of minutes. With housing, health, education, and energy all in crisis under the Cook Labor Government, WA deserves better. Our State Leader, Rod Caddies MLC, and Phil Scott MLC are holding this Labor Government to account every day in Parliament — but we need your support to keep the pressure on. Complete the WAEC form below so our party can continue to grow stronger and deliver more accountability and transparency to WA.

One Nation WA opposes the creation of a Multicultural Act in WA because we believe the state should only promote one shared WA culture. We can be multi-racial, we can be multi-ethnic, but we cannot be multi-cultural. If you agree you can tell the Cook WA Government what you think in an online survey.

Labor’s policies have driven inflation up, housing costs through the roof, and unemployment higher. One Nation says it’s time to cut immigration, scrap Net Zero, and restore economic stability.

Australia’s productivity has hit a 20-year low as Labor’s record immigration fuels falling wages, rising housing costs, and a collapsing economy. One Nation demands real action for Australians.

One Nation's Tyron Whitten gives his first Senate speech—standing up for WA, small business, and Aussie values with a strong voice for common sense.

The WA state election is over, and the conservatives in WA need to work together to save our state from Labor and Greens madness.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation WA Leader Rod Caddies has slammed the announced inquiry into the 2025 State election, with the terms of reference excluding important questions that need to be asked.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation WA has called for a whole-of-state aboriginal cultural heritage survey to be conducted to protect landowners and significant heritage sites.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation WA will field 41 candidates for the Legislative Assembly at the 2025 Western Australian State Election

Pauline Hanson's One Nation WA will abolish Stamp Duty for home sales between Western Australians. This will be funded by abandoning pointless net-zero emissions targets and the costly energy transition.