Senator Malcolm Roberts has declared One Nation’s strongest federal election result yet as the start of a powerful national movement—not the end of a campaign. In a rousing Senate speech,Senator Roberts condemned Labor’s refusal to act on regional bank closures, exposed its attempt to silence dissent by axing his staff, and warned that Australia cannot afford another term of globalist mismanagement. “Only One Nation is standing up for everyday Australians,” he affirmed, pledging to restore sovereignty, prosperity, and real accountability.

This is not the Senator’s first speech. New One Nation Senator Warwick Stacey strongly criticises the Acknowledgement and Welcome to Country ceremonies, calling them divisive and aligned with a radical progressive agenda. Speaking in the chamber, Senator Stacey argued these practices exclude the majority of Australians and no longer reflect their intended spirit of unity. He praised Senator Pauline Hanson’s principled stand against such rituals and called on Parliament to uphold the will of the people following the rejection of the Voice referendum. Senator Stacey advocated for unity under Australia’s Western democratic values instead of what he described as hollow virtue signalling.

Back in Canberra for Parliament’s final stretch, Senator Pauline Hanson has blasted the Albanese government’s attempt to slash 20% off student HECS debts, calling it a blatant vote-buying scheme that punishes everyday taxpayers. She also warned against the proposed under-16 YouTube ban, describing it as misguided nanny-state overreach that ignores real online harms. Hanson expressed frustration with weak leadership on both sides of politics and welcomed One Nation’s two new senators, vowing they’ll bring real-world experience back into the chamber.