Spread Hope, Not Hate

WE CAN DEFEAT THE FAR-RIGHT

 Add your name to join our campaign opposing One Nation’s politics of hate with our real solutions. 

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In the face of the rise of the far-right, we’re working harder than ever to restore hope. Hope for what we can create if we politicians actually work for the people they represent.

Our Greens movement is fighting One Nation’s hate with our hope every day - hope for politics done differently, hope for equality, dignity, justice and respect for all.

Far-right established politicians like Pauline Hanson and One Nation are trying to take advantage of the mess that the major parties have created to increase their power and maintain the status quo. They want the rich to get richer while things continue to get harder for everyone else.

While the system is broken and billionaires profit, Pauline Hanson is trying to shift the blame for the housing and cost of living crises off her billionaire mates like Gina Rinehart. They want us to turn on our neighbours to distract us from the practical solutions that benefit our communities, not billionaires.

We won’t fall for their fake solutions that aim to divide us.

Add your name to join the majority of Australians who want real solutions that benefit everyone. Join people who will not accept Hanson’s hate. Together, we will make it clear that we can do politics differently, fix this broken system and defeat the far right.

Sign up to our campaign fighting Hanson’s hate with hope and join like-minded Western Australians who want to come together to:

  • Keep One Nation’s hate-filled politics out of our communities
  • Implement The Greens’ solutions to the crises so many people in our communities are facing, including cost of living relief and urgent action on housing.
  • Hold Pauline Hanson to account for her racist and divisive politics targeting Muslims, immigrants, people of colour, LGBTQIA+ people, and her attacks on minorities, women and workers.