One Nation’s immigration policy is hard to define – even by its own MPs

Pauline Hanson’s party does not have a firm grasp on its own migration target. Here is how it has evolved in the past year Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast One Nation has kicked off the week with a blunder after struggling to define one of its key policies – immigration. The Pauline Hanson-led party’s surge in popularity this year, according to polling, has been met with additional scrutiny over its policies – and none more so than the one it is best known for. But, as they attempt to explain how they’d reduce migration while ensuring enough skilled and essential workers to keep the country running, One Nation’s members have repeatedly tripped up. Here’s what they’ve said about immigration since 2025. The party’s official policy, according to its website, is to support zero net migration. The party says it will permit only highly skilled migrants from “culturally cohesive” countries. One Nation updates its immigration policy online, revealing it will cap visas at 130,000 per year. It’s unclear whether this is permanent migration or a net overseas migration (Nom) cap. Nom is the