We have a huge number of calls and shop orders. Massive amounts of emails. We will get to you; it's just a very busy time for us. 

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Dear John,

This week was meant to be our final newsletter for the year. We had planned to sign off, thank our supporters, and wish everyone a Merry Christmas.

We cannot do that.

There will be another newsletter next week, because we cannot close out a year on a note this tragic.

As a country, we are in shock. What has happened is heartbreaking. Children cut down in a place meant for joy and safety. Australians targeted because of their Jewish faith. Lives stolen by Islamist extremists.

Since Sunday, One Nation has not shied away from the facts. We have not struggled to tell the truth. What we have struggled with is the weight of this loss.

This attack was preventable. Yet it happened. Fifteen innocent people murdered. Forty more were seriously injured. Families shattered forever.

In our weekly newsletters, we always set out the problem and the solution. This week is no different. Strong leadership demands hard truths.

One Nation will end mass migration. We will identify, detain, and deport those who support or promote radical Islamic violence. We will remove hate preachers from this country and restore unity under our flag as one people.

Above all, we will fight to end this rotten Labor government. We will speak to Labor voters across the country and ask them to support a plan that restores unity and makes Australia safe again.

It will not be easy. We will face a government that directs its anger at its political opponents instead of confronting radicalised elements within its own support base.

Let this also be said plainly. If Labor ever again considers preferencing the Australian Greens, they should expect to be condemned by the Australian people and denied government for a generation.

Australia deserves better. And One Nation will not stop fighting until it gets it.

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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation welcomes and thanks former Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles for his endorsement of our party as the most sensible choice to lead Australia.

This endorsement is significant. One Nation is increasingly seen as the only political force capable of breaking the two party stranglehold that has held this country back for decades.

Support like this confirms what our members and voters already know, One Nation is a serious national party, ready to lead and ready to govern.

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Senator Pauline Hanson rejected attempts to blame gun laws for recent violence, arguing the real issue is poor oversight and the refusal to address radical behaviour.