order investment while taking axe to SRL, Treaty and climate policies
One Nation has launched its policy platform for the 2026 Victorian state election, focusing on law and order and the cancellation of major infrastructure projects like the Suburban Rail Loop. The party leaders emphasized a populist approach to governance.
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The platform signals a shift in the political landscape for the upcoming Victorian election, highlighting tensions over government spending and social policy.
One Nation has announced its policies ahead of the 2026 Victorian state election. ( ABC News )
One Nation has announced its policies for the upcoming Victorian state election, promising to crack down on crime while cutting major projects and government bodies.
The party would scrap the proposed Suburban Rail Loop and Treaty, while increasing penalties for violent young offenders if elected.
The government dismissed the One Nation campaign launch, saying it would not be making any deals with the party.
Link copied Share Share article One Nation has launched its campaign for the Victorian state election, promising to fund law-and-order measures by scrapping the Suburban Rail Loop and Treaty.
One Nation Victoria leader Warren Pickering was joined at the launch by the party's national leader Pauline Hanson and its candidates for the upcoming election, as the party unveiled its policies.
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