Senator Sean Bell

Senator Sean Bell represents and champions New South Wales in the Australian Senate for Pauline Hanson's One Nation. Appointed in 2025 to fill a casual vacancy, he brings nearly a decade of strategic and community focussed political experience to Parliament.

Since joining Senator Pauline Hanson's team in 2016, Sean has served in a range of senior capacities, including as a Parlaimentary Advisor, Whip's Clerk, National Secretary of Pauline Hanson's One Nation and a member of the Party's National Executive. He has been deeply involved in multiple federal campaigns, national policy development and political messaging. Most recently, he played a key role in the party's campaign opposing Labor's divisive Voice to Parliament and helped deliver One Nation's strongest-ever federal election result.

Beyond the corridors of Parlaiment House, Sean has spent years helping ordinary Australians navigate a system that often fails them. He has personally assisted constituents dealing with issues such as housing, immigration, welfare and cost of living pressures.

Before politics, Sean worked in the retail and hospitality industries. He has spent years unloading shipping containers in warehouses to make ends meet. Determined to build a better future, he returned to study and started his own small business as a subcontracted claims assessor. His life expereince gives him an unfiltered perspective on the struggles faced by everyday Australians.

"I'm not a career politician. I've worked hard, started over and built myself back up. I know what it means to live week to week and I know what bad government decisions do to people's lives."

Sean has studied journalism at Griffith University and holds a Certificate III in Investigative Services from, as well as being a qualified Justice of the Peace (JP Qual). He is also one of the producers of the popular Pauline Hanson's Please Explain cartoon series.

A husband and father, Sean is driven by a belief in personal responsibility, national sovereignty and defending traditional Australian values. His top priorities in the Senate include restoring housing affordability, reducing unsustainable immigration levels, lowering the cost of living and cutting through red tape to support Australian jobs and small businesses.

"Australia needs fewer globalist agendas and more common sense. The major parties have let this country down, It's time to put everyday Australians first."

Sean's leadership style is straightforward, practical and unapologetically honest. He isn't interested in political spin; he's focused on getting results for New South Wales and holding Canberra accountable.