30,000 VICTORIANS HOMELESS. Homelessness in Victoria is escalating, with the Mornington Peninsula seeing a growing crisis and the recent deaths of some of our most vulnerable serving as a tragic reminder of the urgent need for action. One Nation Victoria Leader Warren Pickering and Mornington candidate Ashley Beards have announced a plan to tackle homelessness and deliver safe, secure accommodation for those who need it most, along with a path for long-term stability. Our policy commits to: • Redirecting every dollar of the short-stay accommodation levy into housing and homelessness services. • Delivering crisis and temporary accommodation, including domestic violence shelters, using identified Crown and council land. • Working with NGOs and community organisations to provide ongoing support and wraparound services. • Trialling land tax exemptions for landlords to encourage more properties to enter the long-term rental market. • Establishing a Housing to Work pathway to help vulnerable Victorians rebuild their lives, return to employment and regain independence. We will also demand transparency and accountability over how housing and homelessness funding is spent. Every Victorian deserves a safe place to sleep, the dignity of a home and the opportunity to rebuild their life. It’s time for action, not more broken promises.

Winning at UNO against Jess would be so easy! We invite Jess to come and debate us. We are polling above 20% state wide and as for the latest Northern Victoria poll, over 30% in the regions. If she truly wants to put Victorians first as she claims, how can she dismiss such a huge portion of Victorians who support us from being heard? What does she have to hide? Perhaps she knows that in an open and unscripted dialogue, Victorians would see that she does not represent the conservative opposition that she should? Or maybe she doesn’t want the people to see that while she claims to be the one who will exercise responsible fiscal management and who will bring Victoria into surplus, she has also made over $10billion dollars - of your money - in election promises? Like major parties always do, she opened the chequebook as soon as the election approached. Not much a fresh start here folks, One Nation is the Real Deal!

One Nation Victoria leader Warren Pickering has said homelessness in Victoria is a national disgrace, with a broken rental market forcing people onto the streets while promises of more social and crisis housing in the state had delivered only a fraction of what was needed. “We’re left with little choice but to put more resources into helping Victorians facing homelessness,” Mr Pickering said. “Around 35% of renters are in rental stress, more than 30,000 people are homeless in our state, and more than a thousand sleep rough on a given night. “We are seeing rough sleepers everywhere, from country towns to the Melbourne CBD, because there’s nowhere else for them to go. That changes under a One Nation government.” Mr Pickering said One Nation would create sufficient crisis, transitional and temporary places so no-one is forced to sleep rough. Dedicated beds will be provided in every region, including for women and children escaping family violence. The By-Name List will be resourced statewide and funded to connect every person to a genuine offer of housing and support. He said One Nation would run a statewide trial providing land tax exemptions for willing landlords who lease dwellings – including short-stay properties – to the state or community housing providers for 12 month tenancies. “This creates immediate housing stock for only about a third the cost of motel accommodation that’s currently being used,” he said. “We’ll also trial incentives such as wage subsidies or payroll tax offsets for employers hiring someone on the By-Name List, and we’ll create dedicated entry-level state government jobs for people exiting homelessness. “Squatting or camping in the Melbourne CBD and other high-visibility public areas will not be an option. We aim to provide enough beds so it doesn’t need to be. We will enforce clear rules and move-on powers consistently – but only after outreach workers have offered a place. The days of seeing tents lining the streets of our cities, towns and foreshores will be over because everyone will have somewhere safe to sleep.”

Surreal feeling being at Phillip Island’s last ever Moto GP. Unfortunately the weather had its own plans but still lovely to get amongst my fellow Australians and celebrate what a legacy it has left behind. We hope to lead a government that in years to come can bring this event back to where it belongs.🏍️🚦🧡

Victorian leader Warren Pickering met with the owners of GlamXperience Australia Leon and Sandra with Gary from Caravan and Residential Parks Victoria . Like many business owners, Leon and Sandra are struggling with dangerous Red tape imposed by the Victorian Government. For too long business owners have been punished and innovation has been stifled. The tourism industry has $30 million sitting on the sidelines because the planning minister refuses to green light innovative projects like glamping. We are the only state in the country that is pushing away glamping and we have had enough. Under a One Nation-led government, we promise to: • Slash Red, green, blue and black tape to encourage business growth • Implement Sunset clauses to ensure we no longer have to deal with bureaucratic delays •Remove payroll tax in Regional Victoria and reduce it in Metropolitan Melbourne. Only One Nation will ensure business thrives again!

Victoria, are you ready to dump this toxic Labor government??

$40 BILLION. That's how much Labor blew for the COVID response. The Victorian Auditor-General's Office report has revealed the scale of COVID-related spending under Daniel Andrews, including: • $777 million in expired masks and PPE written off. • $72 million in incorrectly paid COVID grants deemed unrecoverable. • $253 million in high-risk grant payments subject to investigations that were abandoned. • $252 million in COVID-related legal costs. The Victorian taxpayers deserve answers about how their money was spent, why these failures occurred, and what is being done to prevent them from happening again. They deserve transparency, accountability, and responsible management of public money. Victoria cannot afford more waste - One Nation will stop all wasteful spending and will restore Victoria’s prosperity once again!

Victorian leader Warren Pickering was proud to visit Tom at Pakenham Tractors. Like many businesses, they are doing it tough. Land tax, ESVF tax, and the cost of fuel, have meant that not many farmers can afford new machinery. Tom, under One Nation this ends here. One Nation plans to repeal the ESVF tax, land tax, and start looking after the regions that built Victoria. Authorised by W. Pickering. One Nation. 8 Prompt Lane, Pakenham 3810 VIC

Enough is enough! For too long Victoria has suffered high crime rates under a weak government, that stops here. A One Nation government will deliver the toughest laws in the country and restore safety to Victoria. A Pickering led government will deliver: -Stronger Police numbers -Toughest Bail Laws in the country -Restore Intensive correction orders -Reform the Sentencing Act -Extend the Serious offender act -Implement a community sentencing review board -Deport Violent Criminals -Lower the Age of criminal responsibility One Nation will make crime feel illegal again.

Victoria is turning orange 🧡🇦🇺

On November 28th, we Take Victoria Back!

A NEW VISION FOR PAKENHAM The first stage of the Deep Creek Reserve Revitalisation Project proposal looks at how the underutilised land surrounding the existing golf course could be put to better use while retaining and enhancing valuable local amenities. Plans for the southern end include a retirement village with convenient access to Pakenham East train station, providing residents with transport connections to hospitals, services and the wider community. The proposal also explores opportunities to increase floodwater storage capacity in the wetlands, protect native vegetation and introduce measures to support endangered species. With careful planning, this project could create new housing options for older residents while improving environmental protection and making better use of existing land. A vision for the future that puts community needs, environmental protection and practical planning at the centre. This is exactly the solution oriented approach that One Nation seeks to bring to Government. Delivering outcomes for the community by collaborating with local organisations without weighing heavily on the taxpayers.

Victorian Leader Warren Pickering never imagined he would enter the political arena. But over time, he came to see it as a “necessity”, a duty to his country and community to help repair the damage caused by the major parties and build a better future for generations to come.

Deep Creek Reserve Revitalisation Project A community-oriented, community-driven, and pragmatic approach to delivering outcomes for our communities. One Nation wants to deliver a stronger, more connected Pakenham. This proposal is about turning underutilised land into a thriving community precinct, bringing together upgraded golf facilities, new basketball courts, a larger Men’s Shed, a modern CFA facility, retirement living and enhanced wetlands. By bringing community groups, sporting organisations, emergency services and investors together, we have an opportunity to deliver practical solutions to the challenges of rapid population growth while creating more opportunities for sport, social connection, environmental protection and local economic growth. One location. Multiple community benefits. A shared vision for Pakenham’s future. A new section of the project will be released every day over the next few days. Stay tuned!