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One Nation

6 current federal parliamentarians across 3 states and territories.

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Parliament share
2.7%
House
2
Senate
4
Jurisdictions
3 / 8

Where One Nation stands on the issues

Recorded policy questions matched to voting records for current One Nation parliamentarians. Each percentage belongs to one policy question; this is not a party manifesto or future promise.

Stale snapshotretrieved 22 August 2026Policy reporting period: unknownThey Vote For You was unavailable; retained the last-known policy positions.

Each percentage is a separate policy-level mean for current members who could be scored. Policies are not averaged into one topic stance.

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Climate & energy
  • A carbon price10% support · 2 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should introduce a carbon pricing mechanism

  • Increasing investment in renewable energy27% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should increase investment in renewable energy technologies

  • Increasing investment in the coal industry100% support · 2 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should maintain or increase its investment in and support for the Australian coal industry

  • Banning new thermal coal mines10% support · 2 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should put a ban on new thermal coal mines opening in Australia

  • Ending government investment in fossil fuels10% support · 2 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should stop all investment in fossil fuels

  • Net zero emissions by 205020% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should commit to achieving net zero emissions by 2050 as part of Australia's efforts to address climate change

Integrity
  • Creating a federal Anti-Corruption Commission50% support · 2 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should create a national integrity commission similar to the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) to detect…

  • Protecting whistleblowers50% support · 2 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should introduce legislation to protect people who disclose information for the benefit of the public interest and protect the…

Environment
  • Unconventional gas mining67% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should allow companies to mine coal seam (CSG), tight and shale gas

  • Protecting the Great Barrier Reef7% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should make laws and regulations that protect and conserve the health of the Great Barrier Reef for future generations

Immigration
  • Implementing refugee and protection conventions40% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should implement the international conventions that relate to seeking refuge and protection from torture. These include the Convention…

  • Regional processing of asylum seekers77% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: asylum seekers who arrive in Australia without a visa, particularly those who arrive by boat, should have their asylum claims processed regionally in a…

Welfare
  • Decreasing availability of welfare payments73% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should limit the availability of government social security payments

  • Increasing the Newstart Allowance rate40% support · 2 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should increase the Newstart Allowance rate to ensure that it covers basic living costs

Education
  • Increasing funding for university education27% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should increase funding for university education

Health
  • Decreasing the private health insurance rebate40% support · 1 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should decrease the private health insurance rebate that eligible taxpayers are entitled to

Democracy
  • Restricting donations to political parties27% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should introduce restrictions to the amount and type of donations that political parties can receive in order to prevent corruption or…

Civil liberties
  • Increasing surveillance powers60% support · 2 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should introduce legislation to increase the powers of intelligence and law enforcement agencies to intercept and retain communications…

Industrial relations
  • Increasing trade unions' powers in the workplace27% support · 3 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should introduce legislation that increases the powers and influence of trade unions in workplace relations

Rights
  • Same-sex marriage equality20% support · 1 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the Federal Government should amend the Marriage Act 1961 so that same-sex couples can marry under Australian law

  • Transgender rights10% support · 4 current members scoredSmall sample: fewer than 5 current members were scored, so this mean can move sharply.

    Policy question: the federal government should support the rights of transgender people (including genderfluid, nonbinary and genderqueer people) by amending laws and policies…

Methodology: Party support is the mean of current members' per-policy agreement with They Vote For You buckets (consistently for = 1.0, almost always for = 0.8, generally for = 0.6, mixture = 0.5, generally against = 0.4, almost always against = 0.2, consistently against = 0.0). Members whose voting record is insufficient for They Vote For You to classify are excluded. Former parliamentarians are excluded; only the validated current roster is counted. Source: TheyVoteForYou

Current federal Parliament

Federal parliamentary footprint

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People shaping the party

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1SBSean BellOne Nation Whip in the SenateNSW Senator
Representative federal teamA jurisdiction-balanced sample of the remaining current members.
TWTyron WhittenWA SenatorPauline HansonQLD SenatorBarnaby JoyceNew England, NSWMalcolm RobertsQLD SenatorDavid FarleyFarrer, NSW
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Party orientation

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Last reviewed 31 July 2026

Funding transparency

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Disclosed receipt sample

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Policy agenda

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Controversies & accountability

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Source: Wikidata retrieved 31 August 2026 CC0 1.0