JOIN US FOR AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, shares her thoughts on nuclear energy policy in Australia and the state of Queensland politics. Hanson discusses her support for nuclear power, critiques of LNP leader David Crisafulli, and the controversial cartoon featuring Bluey and Robert Irwin. Don't miss her candid insights and bold statements!

Senator Malcolm Roberts has raised concerns over a significant wage theft scandal involving 5,000 casual coal miners in Queensland and NSW, alleging losses of up to $40,000 annually per worker. Accusations have been directed at unions and the Fair Work Commission for endorsing unfair agreements. Roberts highlights collusion involving the CFMEU, union bosses, and labor hire companies, describing the situation as Australia's largest wage theft scandal. The Independent Workers Union of Australia supports miners seeking backpay. The issue underscores systemic problems in the coal industry and the need for better worker protections.

Recently, One Nation candidates Julie Hall and Kylee Stanton made a significant impact at the Mackay Show with their engaging stall. Reports indicate a lot of fun and enthusiasm as the two star performers of the One Nation campaign were warmly received by the public. Read more about their successful event and the positive reception they garnered. Discover why Julie Hall and Kylee Stanton are becoming key figures in the One Nation movement.

Watch Chanel 7 News as they cross to James Ashby for the latest updates on the Robert Irwin saga and the repercussions of the letter sent to One Nation. James highlights that Steve Irwin never minded parodies from shows like Fast Forward or South Park, which were quite common back in the day. Tune in to learn more about this developing story and its impact on the Irwin family and One Nation.

The Irwin family was spotted at Brisbane airport heading to Tasmania on Monday, following the release of a controversial political cartoon featuring Robert Irwin. The cartoon, shared by One Nation, used the likeness of Robert and the character Bluey to criticize the state government. Despite backlash and a potential legal threat from Robert, One Nation refused to remove the video. Premier Steven Miles criticized Pauline Hanson for the cartoon, calling it irresponsible. On Monday night, Robert Irwin posted a tribute to his late father, Steve Irwin, on Instagram, expressing his admiration and love.

Watch as a Labor state minister embarrasses himself by calling a cartoon criticizing Queensland "racist" and "mean-spirited." Laughter ensues, but One Nation is serious about making change in the next election!

Discover how the state budget impacts Keppel from every angle. Hear insights from the MP, candidates, and James Ashby, who is running for Keppel in the next state election. Get a comprehensive overview!

Dive into a detailed discussion on 4BC with James Ashby about the legal costs, funding sources, and legal advice surrounding the controversial Robert Irwin cartoon.

WATCH: ABC News covers Robert Irwin's demand for Pauline Hanson and One Nation to remove a satirical cartoon featuring Bluey and Irwin in a devastated Queensland. Get a detailed step-by-step look at the case, including footage from Pauline Hanson and an interview with One Nation candidate James Ashby.

James Ashby, One Nation candidate for Keppel, defends the "Please Explain" cartoon featuring Robert Irwin and confirms the party won't comply with legal demands to remove it. Ashby insists the cartoon will remain online despite Irwin's defamation threat.