From addressing common electoral issues to confronting topics often deemed "controversial" by critics, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party continues to be a vocal advocate for what it sees as the pressing concerns of everyday Australians. The party has made a name for itself by tackling issues that many believe are overlooked by the major political parties, positioning itself as a defender of traditional values and fair working class.
Last Saturday, One Nation candidate for Whitsunday and former Whitsunday Mayor, Julie Hall, welcomed Pauline Hanson to Mackay for a dinner event with local supporters at the Blacks Beach Tavern. The evening offered an opportunity to discuss pressing national matters and the party’s vision for the future.
The room was filled with applause as Hanson and Hall touched on a range of topics.
Whether it's championing stricter immigration policies, supporting pro-life initiatives, or advocating for greater investment in local industries like farming and mining, the party seeks to address what it sees as the key issues impacting the lives of Australians in rural and regional communities.
“I will continue my journey in representing the people and giving the people a say, and that’s what One Nation stands for…because we need change,” said Julie.
Pauline Hanson, Senator for Queensland, was pleased to be in Mackay and expressed her confidence in Hall, commending her dedication to the region.
“Julie is working tirelessly to bring strong representation to its people.
“I know she will be a powerful voice for this important part of Queensland.
“I have conservative values… I believe in a hard days work for a fair days pay and I also believe in reaping the rewards of hard work like the farming sector and our defence forces… these are things that are close to my heart.
“One Nation is standing up for the people who’ve been left behind and now is the time to fight for our future.”
Pauline Hanson highlights One Nation’s dedication to improving local industries, as Julie Hall pledges to bring a powerful voice to Mackay and the Whitsundays. Photo credit: Hannah McNamara
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