Pauline Hanson's One Nation WA State Leader Rod Caddies has called for WA to just keep using coal to provide reliable affordable electricity to Western Australian families, noting that there are more options beyond intermittent renewables and nuclear.

Pauline Hanson's recent tour of Western Australia, organized by One Nation WA leader Rod Caddies, aimed to empower forgotten communities and support farmers. Despite controversial views, locals in Narrogin welcomed her warmly at The Duke of York Hotel.

The WA Labor Government has proposed new laws to combat nazis in Western Australia. Pauline Hanson's One Nation WA State Leader Rod Caddies has questioned the need for them:

In a live interview with 6PR Perth, Senator Pauline Hanson addressed the recent controversy surrounding a cartoon depicting the state of Queensland. The discussion delved into the implications of the cartoon and the reactions it has sparked across the country. A lawyer also joined the conversation to provide insight into the legal ramifications of a letter that has been sent concerning the cartoon.

Pauline Hanson supports WA farmers and regional communities against Labor's 2028 live sheep export ban and offshore wind turbine plans at Geographe Bay. She champions farmers' jobs, industry consultation, and opposes policies threatening regional stability.

**WATCH**: Pauline Hanson addresses a protest meeting in Western Australia against a controversial plan to install wind farms in a highly sensitive marine park area. Hear locals passionately voice their opposition to this shocking development. Despite community outcry, both the state and federal Labor governments remain adamant, planning to move forward with the project and ignore concerns about the destruction of the sea floor.

Victoria is battling an avian influenza outbreak, impacting nationwide egg supplies and leading to restricted sales, highlighting the need for improved biosecurity. One Nation proposes doubling inspections of shipping containers and increasing resources to manage pests while opposing activists threatening livestock and egg industries.

The West Australian outlines Robert Irwin's intention to sue Pauline Hanson over a cartoon parody in One Nation's Please Explain series. The video features Irwin and Bluey criticizing the Queensland state government. In response, Hanson told Irwin to "lighten up," referencing his father's ability to take a joke. Read the full article for more details on the legal threat and Hanson's comments.

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson announces Dr. Peter Lines as the party's Lower House candidate for Central Wheatbelt in the 2025 state election. With over 20 years as a GP in Narembeen and current service in Merredin, Dr. Lines brings extensive local experience and commitment to regional health.

Mark McGowan got an AO for his efforts during COVID, we think he should get a Royal Commission. Pauline Hanson's One Nation WA stands with the victims of McGowan's COVID decisions.