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One Nation

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One Nation publishes proposals on resource ownership, family taxation, government spending and national sovereignty.

One Nation: policies

Overview checked 28 Oct 2026 · Private editorial draft

Leadership & organisation

Official party website

These are descriptions of the party’s proposals. Scientific claims and promised savings on the source page are not adopted as facts by Parliament Pulse.

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One Nation: policies

What they say

Economy & work

party proposal

Proposes joint income-tax filing for couples with a dependent child and reductions in government spending.

One Nation: policies

Climate & energy

party proposal

Opposes net-zero policies and supports further use of coal, nuclear and hydro energy.

One Nation: policies

Housing

party proposal

Proposes a temporary GST exemption for building materials for qualifying new homes.

One Nation: policies

Democracy & integrity

party proposal

Supports citizen-initiated referendums and a constitutional free-speech provision.

One Nation: policies

Current federal roster

People in Parliament.

Membership is counted from the Parliamentary Handbook snapshot, separately from the party overview. State MPs are not counted here.

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How to read these profiles

These are short summaries of what parties say they believe or propose. They do not establish that a policy works, was delivered, or was supported in every parliamentary vote. Principles, proposals, campaign examples and a party’s own account of its government program are labelled separately.

Coverage starts with groups in the current federal Parliamentary Handbook roster. It excludes parties with no current federal representative and does not merge state branches, coalition partners or independents. An affiliation label does not prove AEC registration.

AI assisted the primary-source research and summaries. Independent human editorial sign-off has not been completed. Missing content means “not established here”, never “the party has no policy”. Sources and changes require review before publication.

Overview review: 28 Oct 2026. Membership snapshot: 27/10/2026. Our transparency standard · AEC party register