One Nation Victorian policies... part 2! PROSPERITY. Topher Project Ep 507

Part 2 of my 3 part series breaking down the 64 page policy document released by One Nation Victoria last weekend!

I'll be reading through it all, sharing my thoughts on what's good (most of it), what's bad (one or two things) and what's ugly or unclear... so that you can truly KNOW what you're voting for in November, and so you can ANSWER the ignorant who still insist that... 'One Nation have no policies'.

This document is EXCELLENT, and I challenge any other political party to produce something as thoroughly researched and written before the Victorian Election... they can't.

Don't believe me? Watch.



There are two big problems with their policy paper; firstly, when it comes to energy, it is not a good idea to allow nuclear power when very few people support having a nuclear power plant in their backyard. In the wider political sphere promoting nuclear is not a small thing since it will deter many Green and Labor voters from jumping ship since they are likely to also be anti-nuclear, especially after Fukushima. However, some of these voters may be convinced to put up with coal power considering recent admissions about the worst case 'climate change' models being wrong.

The second problem, when it comes to the housing market, is their facilitation of mass migration by 'freeing up underutilised Government land', and fast tracking construction (copying Labor), rather than putting in policies that mirror the Federal One Nation policy of banning home purchases by foreign nationals (whether they are new built or existing homes). Pressure on home prices, and rentals, comes from the influx of foreigners. No one consented to mass migration, therefore any blocks put in place actually reflects the will of the people. 

Furthermore, Victorians do not appreciate overdevelopment and the destruction of green zones. The current Victorian One Nation policy does not address this matter since, as mentioned before, they intend to 'free up underutilised government land'. This looks like more bulldozing and building which keeps up the pressure on infrastructure and services. If One Nation frames restrictions on housing to 'protect green zones' (the environment), then the party should get some Green, Labor and also heritage-minded Liberal voters to support them.

It is better that more obstacles be put in place to deter foreign buyers in our domestic market that to help them come in. Turn migrants away from Victoria and have them stay in their home countries, or turn them towards other States.    

One Nation's policy with coal is good, but their stance on nuclear power and housing is big negative. 

[Posted at the SpookyWeather2 blog, October 8, 2026.]