MALCOLM ROBERTS
Senator for Queensland with One Nation
With a long history of seeking the truth, Malcolm believes Parliament needs to return to the facts to get back on track. Malcolm’s areas of focus include:
Building dams and water infrastructure such as the Hybrid-Bradfield Scheme and exposing mismanagement of the Murray Darling Basin.
Reducing electricity prices, increasing the supply of reliable energy and ending the government obsession with renewables.
Ending the control of unelected bureaucrats over Australia’s way of life, exiting the United Nations and restoring our sovereignty.
Opposing full foreign ownership of Australian land and forcing multinational companies to pay their fair share of tax.
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“The decades of Government inaction on issues in the, ‘too hard’ basket is killing our country. We’re not afraid to listen and take up the things affecting Australians everyday.”

With a strong background in engineering, mining and business leadership, Malcolm brings a real world perspective to Parliament that the ranks of major party lawyers and former union bosses miss.
He has led the operational development of Australia’s largest and most complex underground coal project, setting many new industry firsts.
After being disqualified along with 14 others from sitting in Parliament in the 2017-18 eligibility crisis, Malcolm campaigned for election again in 2019 where he was successful with a huge increase in vote.
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Senator Malcolm Roberts2026-05-29 14:55:132026-05-29 14:55:25Saving the Planet or Destroying It? The Ugly Truth




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The Labor’s party platform is democratic Socialism.
(Although what we saw from the budget is less democratic and more socialism.)
Socislism destroys the free market with a government controlled economy.
The economy responds to find a freer and fairer market overseas.
Australians lose
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Yeah, well we’ve all seen how spectacularly privatisation has worked with electricity.. let’s bring back the SEC.
Lol, and they picked California of all places
Yeah, the dreaded "LIMA Agreement" still working in the background..
And how will the economy do that, Malcolm? Go and dig up iron ore in Paraguay?
Better we have drinking water than olive oil.
Hey Malcolm which socialist idea would you get rid of first. ?
Australia's new work rules focus on modernizing employee benefits and payroll compliance. These include the shift to "Payday Super" and the "Right to Disconnect". Broader future trends highlight the integration of AI-augmented working environments, gender pay-gap reporting, and a pivot toward skills-based hiring over traditional paper degrees
What Malcolm really means is: “this budget has removed some of the taxpayer funded advantage my billionaire backers enjoyed and now they aren’t happy”…….
That doesn't make sense. They are more screwed up than us
What do want? Democratic socialism! When do we want it? NOW! That’s why we voted in this government with a MASSIVE majority! Yeah!!!
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Er… the type of democracy we (and most of the world) all live in is democratic socialism. It’s not just a labor thing you twit. Don’t use big words if you don’t know what they mean.
That says a lot if California is better than here
Mickey Mouse MAGA Murdoch Minion Do you get to see these Murdoch produced articles before they are posted
LOL not Democratic Socialism like most of the Countries at the top of the Happiness Index. Sounds awful.
The ORANGE WAVE is rising across the country, a sight to behold! It’s a great result but we still have so much work ahead and we can’t afford to rest on our laurels! It’s either ONE NATION or NO NATION 🔥🍻🇦🇺 Our wonderful country and lifestyle that we have been granted by our forbears must be fought for! We all must step up and :- CHOOSE ANOTHER CHOOK There’s crisis in the big house, an odour on the breeze, cost of living’s through the roof with profits on the squeeze. Taxes under scrutiny, inflation’s on the climb, self indulgence on display, our futures on the line. Migrants on the uptake arriving every day, queuing up for handouts, got no place to stay. Housing’s unattainable, there’s nothing left to rent, overcrowded parklands with rows and rows of tents. Emotions overflowing, the word about is woke, cost of living’s through the roof, our leadership’s a joke. Labor fooled the masses, Greens are in decline, power grids at breaking point, good help’s hard to find. Turbines are an eyesore up and down the coast, atop of every mountain range, production yet to boast. Footprints undeniable, wind no guarantee, a blight across the countryside, a scourge upon the sea. Farmings in a pickle, changes coming fast, grass is off the ledger, now they’re growing glass. Agriculture’s in demise, the world has gone insane, sunny days are in demand, forget about the rain. Eastern states are up in arms, fuel is running short, systems are in jeopardy, users are distraught. Infrastructure overhauls, ships are months away, livelihoods in jeopardy with anguish on display. Seven nuke reactors, locations to address, proposals on the table, outcomes to assess. Base load generation, questions set to fly, national distribution, guaranteed supply. China’s in the thick of things, they’re watching from afar, satellite intelligence, our borders left ajar. Infiltration’s imminent with no one keeping score, they’re quietly taking over and there’s plenty more in store. Debating’s just a waste of time with deals done on the side, double standards are in play with justice on the slide. Corruptions on the uptake, our mediators fooled, undertakings in dispute, audits overruled. Welcomes overemphasised right across the land, referendum to abide, rulings out of hand. Achievements out of balance, resourcefulness in shock, it’s time for all to unify, results are on the clock. Liquidate the damages, sort through all the facts, roosters are replaceable, prepare to swing the axe. The heat is in the kitchen with our country set to cook, it’s not too late to remonstrate, just choose another chook! Glen Hughes ©
Correct Malcolm. 😡
It's all part of the Socialist Communist agenda.
We need local producers, we don't need stupid govt regulations, and massive imports of product we do better
Democratic socialism is like two dingoes and a sheep voting about what to eat for dinner.
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There's bad leadership and then there's wilful destruction of a society by a fifth column. You have the latter.
Remember when health care was free and good quality !? And now we pay private health insurance through the nose … what happened
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Take government subsidies away and most renewables are doomed. Find it so funny to read all the comments here, meanwhile Australia is still, and will forever be, exporting coal and gas. Poor fools who think we make any climate difference other than sending ourselves broke. What a joke!
Australia’s energy system is transitioning fast: • Coal is dying from economics, not activism. • Renewables are smashing records quarter after quarter. • The only thing “rising” for fossil fuels is subsidies, not actual investment or future viability. The headline is basically: “Coal is back!” Meanwhile the data says: “Mate, coal’s on life support and the government is paying the hospital bill.”
Funny you should say that 🤔 How is it that 90 % of our coal generators are going to retire by 2035 And no wants to build a new one ? Not even the Coalition! What aren’t you telling us Mal ? What are you hiding? You keep banging on about Net Zero Please EXPLAIN 🤣
I rewatched the clip of Brian Cox absolutely bodying you on Q&A earlier 🤣🤣 Ah, good times
Given the maintenance needed to keep old dinosaur coal plants running, the increased 'investment' is no surprise.
I’m building a coal furnace in my backyard right now! 🙄
Malcome mate you bloody know its not hahaha
What planet are you on???
I admit, I'm pretty critical of your posts but using the Australian in a post about the truth in energy development is a big stretch.
The “truth” coming from The Australian? 🤣
“set to surge”… but hasn’t ?
LOL citing the Australian. Hilarious stuff.
Gina's junior puppet. Boy Friday, or indeed Coal Friday.
Well ... Maybe take a look at how many companies have joined the RE100, NVIDIA, AMD, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, IKEA,...etc, you name it, all of them request 100% renewable energy!
Nothing about Green Energy is Green !
I was impressed with the pragmatism I saw on 8 hour fast train from Hong Kong to Beijing last month: thousands of solar panels, hundreds of wind turbines, several coal/gas power stations. Result driven not ideological.
That claim has been debunked.
Quoting from an article in the Australian is hardly credible.
Post your verified evidence.
Cheeper power on the way
My roof top solar panels provide me with free electricity all year round. Renewables for me, safe, affordable, efficient, and, effective, pollutant free energy. You can't get that from a highly toxic coal fired power station.
Great news!
Great. So energy companies can get commercial loans for a new coal power station. No subsidies, no garranteed returns, just a commercial investment.
I wanted to get some straight answers about the government’s 5% deposit scheme, because to me, it looks like risky lending at the taxpayers' expense.
APRA have previously said that loans with a 95% value ratio are high-risk. I asked how they reconcile that with a government scheme that encourages this exact behaviour. They admitted that high-ratio lending is "more risky" and they are watching it closely.
I’m worried about what happens if property prices drop by 10 or 20%. If people fall into negative equity, the taxpayer is underwriting a huge chunk of those losses. APRA ducked out of giving a specific answer on the scheme itself, however insisted their "stress tests" for the overall banking system are even more severe than the scenarios raised.
I asked: was the Treasurer warned about the scheme’s risks? They told me they gave some advice to Treasury early on about mortgage insurers, but nothing specifically to the Treasurer. They will provide me with a copy of that advice on notice.
I questioned APRA as to whether this scheme follows their own sound risk management standards. They replied that they don’t "opine" on government policy, however confirmed that they’ll expect banks to hold the same amount of capital against these loans as any other high-risk product.
Finally, I asked if they would publish stress test results specifically for this 5% scheme. They stated that their stress tests are "much broader than any one government policy" and that they are "not aware of a stress test" planned for this specific scheme.
APRA knows these loans are risky and are tiptoeing around the topic.
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Push for details as much as possible. I think you will find it’s more risky then there are being honest about .
If buyers default, do Government repossess the home and keep the 5% deposit?? It can then be resold to another 5% deposit buyer.
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So risky. Great government that puts new home owners under this pressure 😡
Senator Malcolm Roberts What exactly are we watching closely?
Surely these 5% deposit loans are also paying a higher interest rate to factor in too
banks will win taxpayers to pay for it
And now they are seeing those prices fall
He wouldn't understand anything of the facts🤣🤣🤣
Exactly the unintended consequence of playing with the housing market in order to stifle investment they now have placed their own guarantee scheme in risk by potential negative equity as values drop
2% for single women, the same it's been for indigenous loans for a long time. How is that working out? What happens when the single woman isn't single after a couple of months?
Blind Freddy knows 5% deposits are a bad idea. 20% minimum to safeguard everyone. Of course with inflated property prices pushing $600,000 plus, that's a minimum $120,000 which is almost impossible when renting. Or as a young first home buyer.
The higher the LVR lend, the more mortgage insurance is payable, and the LMI companies take the approval process away from the bank. Why? The higher the lend , the higher the risk of default. It won't take much to change in circumstances for a young couples to fall into hardship when they are borrowing 95%. In a deflation housing market, 95% lends can go into minus equity quickly. P.S. the LMI premium is paid by the borrower to insure the lender.
How many non Australians have purchased a home under the scheme? Last count was 50000
So you're admitting that the Labor changes could drive down house prices to make them more affordable?? Thanks for your support 🙂
Why do we have so many beurocrat agencies telling us what to do
Sure ...charge more taxes and then give out loans at 90% ltv ratios and increase the risk for the buyer. Don't even get me started on the 30 year fixed loans not existing here in Australia.
Tax gas exports at 50% or NO VOTE
Same thing happened under Rudd's watch.
Hey Malcolm. Check this one out. The pay back sum. It appears to be this figure is determined by tge govt and will be their take on 5% the current value over time. Hence if the value goes up so does the 5% rate. Its a bloody govt rip off. May need to check this out to save those requiring assistance.
Pretty sure the banks wouldn’t do this, way too risky.
So true , Labor closed the previous LNP government's policy allowing access to your own superannuation to fund a 10 or 20 percent deposit which makes low risk financial scence for first home buyers , yet they encourage only a 5 percent deposit which is a much higher risk 🤔
When houses go down 15 to 20% what happens to the people on the 5% first home scheme? Labor once again failing us.
Great question
should stop these types of realestates also
BREAKING: YouTube has suddenly banned me from uploading, posting or live streaming for two weeks
The reason given is dozens of videos, some more than 6 months old, that have only now been flagged as an issue.
This includes multiple videos calling for a COVID Royal Commission.
Thank you for meme, David
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Today, in company with Senators Antic, Canavan, Rennick and O'Sullivan, a Bill was introduced to immediately commence a Senate Select Commission of Inquiry into our… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805533759519048180
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