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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is showing signs of developing something Australian politics has rarely associated with the party: a large and increasingly loyal voter base that does not regard supporting it as a temporary protest. New research examining more than 1,000 intending One Nation voters suggests a substantial portion have made up their minds and … Read more

Pauline Hanson is using One Nation’s historic Secret Harbour victory to make a second political argument beyond the election result itself: that her party can win seats while spending a fraction of what the major parties pour into campaigns. Hanson has highlighted reports that Western Australian Labor spent about $400,000 trying to defend what had … Read more

The woman stared down at him, her whole body shaking. “Who is your mother?” she whispered. The boy swallowed hard. For the first time, he looked scared. “She worked in your house,” he said quietly. “A long time ago.” The woman’s lips parted. The room around them disappeared. There had only ever been one person … Read more

The girl’s lips trembled. She looked at the woman first. That tiny glance told him everything before she even spoke. “She did,” the girl whispered. The woman took a step back. “That’s not fair. The doctors said—” “The doctors said she needed therapy,” the man cut in, his voice controlled but shaking. “Not fear.” The … Read more

On September 22, GWARP received a report that an elderly dog was chained and denied water and food despite being very ill. Despite working in animal rescue for many years, GWARP has never seen anything like this. The dog appears to be suffering from bone cancer, but has never been treated, and has lived on a short … Read more

Recently, some photos have gone viral on the Internet. A lonely puppy is sitting alone in the wasteland, looking at a highly weathered and skeletonized corpse on the ground. It turned out that the skeleton was a puppy mother while she was alive. Netizens moved and pointed out that “the mother is going to change, … Read more

Pauline Hanson has taken One Nation’s Victorian campaign into one of the most financially pressured and politically vulnerable electorates in the state, betting that mortgage stress and frustration with the major parties can transform Pakenham from a Labor-held marginal into a lower-house breakthrough. The outer south-eastern Melbourne electorate has become an obvious test case for … Read more

The Coalition has pledged to make serious public desecration of the Australian National Flag a federal criminal offence, with offenders potentially facing up to 12 months in prison under a new push to strengthen legal protection for one of the country’s most recognisable national symbols. Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says Australians should be able to … Read more

This stray dog has regrettably lost both of her front paws. Take a close glance at her front legs! What happened to it? The rescue team arrived in the dark and discovered the dog’s concealment place, a trash house full of bottles. She has several puppies. With her legs completely gone, and she can still … Read more

Weeks ago, a person told that this puppy’s owner died and his relatives kicked him out of house. He ran after passers-by, but no one picked him up. He was running and accidentally fell into an open gutter. H was crying for help but no one cared for this poor boy and walked away. A … Read more