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.






Latest posts from Malcolm’s Facebook and Twitter
India is moving towards nuclear energy to provide cheap, reliable energy to their people and to support the next tech revolution.
AND they are doing this with Australian uranium.
Chris Bowen and Labor won't even have a conversation about nuclear energy.
Talk about hypocrisy!
Labor is happy for our power bills to keep rising and our standard of living to keep falli#FireTheLiareLiar
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The proceeds can contribute to our renewables rollout.
We should have plants here powering the country
Agree
Malcolm, you can have a conversation about uranium with Pauline & Barnaby, both experts in nuclear fission, fusion, negativity & fashion.
India is a smaller country with a larger population…. The economics makes sense there
Nuclear is not suitable for every country...
Funny business
America will have 8 nuclear reactors in operation by the end of the year.
I'm guessing Pakistan will be on the receiving end at some point.
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☪️ Islam is the religion of all humanity, a religion of peace and mercy, the religion of the One and Only God, the Lord of the Prophet Jesus and the Prophet Muhammad, and all the prophets. This is the truth, even if all the people of the earth dislike it. Look around you; Islam is the fastest-growing religion in the world despite the hostility and media misinformation directed against it. (Wake up, for death comes suddenly.). I love Jesus because I am a Muslim.
That’s our Gov. at its finest🤫😂
What two for free and no tax
Yea they have 17.8% of the worlds population vs Australia's 0.33%, that works out at 440 people per square km vs 3.5 people. They also already have 20 reactors built. Now the key point you missed, they are one of the worlds largest investors in renewable energy!
They are actively breaking and wealth transferring. Blind Freddy can see this.
Nuclear for Australia, dump net zero
Behind the times, nuclear fusion is progressing
as we,ll soon become a colony of India we won,t have long to wait till we get our first nuclear reactor.
The things is Renewables will gradually take over when all the infrastructure is up and running and bills will gradually go down, especially with solar batteries available now for homes. Whereas the bill for a nuclear reactor just keeps going up and bills will keep going up. Nuclear is not cheap. And its very very dangerous as we saw post Japanese tsunami. Its a not brainer, which is why you, Roberts, can’t wrap your head around it. Go back to school 🏫
Shaun Brennan So if India have invested heavily in renewable energy in their own country , why are they now going nuclear 🤔 Have they worked out that it costs to much 🤔
Last year, out of the 180,000 permanent visas handed out by the Labor government - only 1 in 3 were actually qualified skilled migrants.
This is not the skilled migration Australians were promised.
Bringing in a massive number of unskilled migration in the middle of a housing crisis is hurting everyday Australians.
A One Nation government will only allow migrants with skills that Australia requires.
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We can have our own skilled workers. Train people we already have don’t need to a rocket scientist to work that out.
Nail painters. Lol.
…according to who exactly?
And of those 1/3 qualified ones there have been a fair few exposed in the mining industry with fake trade papers, the tip of the iceberg. On the bright side though, uber response times are at an all time low…
Daily telegraph thats a bit bias mmmmm
The Pelican party , Rage baiting ! Gunna do this and Gunna do that ! Mini Mal the garden gnome leading the charge 🤣🤣🤣
Put our taxpayers money to work training our own people though TAFFE. Set up more training programs for kids leaving highschool, not all kids can go to UNI.
So basically O.N will continue the mass visa policy but with different wording
Albo giving 10k to anyone starting an apprenticeship was a bit of a give away that we have 1.9M unskilled people.
Also hurting Centrelink budget
Labor’s contribution to the Kalergi plan
Buying votes
There has been too many mothers and grandparents coming in. What are they contributing?
Machete wielding is not a trade 🤬
It's not migration it's convict settlement 1800s here we come
The problem is that one "skilled migrant" will come in then they will bring their entire family. That means parents, siblings, cousins etc.
Probably skilled compared to labor politicians. Way more skilled.
List the jobs that were granted these so called highly skilled visas??? How much welfare payments was given to these visa holders??
Labor voter base
Simple! No family visas No benefits until you are a citizen Citizenship can only be gained after 10 years.
Wake up Australia
Do they mean the skilled migrants on the streets, doing "skilled things"?
How did you get yours? 🤔
What about the $86,000 for medical help when they arrive example hiv,tb and so on
That’s better odds than what’s here. One in three. Can’t go wrong.
Wind and solar can’t operate without taxpayer subsidies
Subsidies that electricity users pay in higher electricity prices
And higher cost-of-living
Causing inflation
And higher interest rates
Leading to higher home loan payments
Solar and wind are taking people backwards
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neither can EV Trucks according to a post I saw yesterday - Volvo to receive $70m
You don't know about coal mines....
wait until you do the sums on nuclear
LCOE small scale batteries $400.00 per mWh. nuclear $200, new coal $120
Can you plot the price of coal and gas over the past decade?
The government should not subsidise renewables. They should stand on their own
If people wan't to build renewables that's up to them,but the government shouldn't be subsidising it
If wind turbines are such a viable energy I'm sure there would be plenty of companies wanting to give them a loan.
There are way more subsidies paid to the fossil fuels industry than renewable energy industries.
My solar works very well without subsidies…has done so for 15 years plus…
Neither can gas and coal
Neither can the fossil fuel industry 😂
Every energy source has received government support at different times, so the real question is which mix delivers reliable, affordable power. If projects can't stand on their own over time, taxpayers deserve to know why. Energy policy should focus on keeping electricity reliable, lowering costs, and ensuring public money delivers value.
Lovely!
But wasn't it supposed to be the cheapest form of energy?
And hopefully the Gov doesn't.
Trusting Malcolm Roberts on anything to do with energy policy is like trusting a fox with the keys to the henhouse
Garner Smith
Can someone ask Malcolm about all the coal fired power generation that has been built over the last 20 to 30 years? You would think at least Gina would be building it, if it was possible to make a profit.
So out of curiosity Malcolm, who will pay for all these coal power fired stations you lot have promised, or the nuclear you are also proposing because there's no private investors at all interested
If they are so profitable and sustainable, then why do they need to be underwritten ?
Wanna show us wholesale generation cost then malcolm. Always good to back up your claims with real data
We should indeed be removing subsidies for much larger leeches like corporations paying zero tax and removing mining subsidies. Funny you are silent on that much bigger problem……..
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
I co-signed the Digital ID Repeal Bill alongside Senators Antic, Babet, Canavan, Hanson and Rennick, which was introduced into the Senate earlier today.
This Bill aims to repeal the government's dystopian and ill-conceived Digital ID Bill.
What everyday Australians need is a… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805872597449818132
2 years ago I promised to hound down those responsible for the damage our COVID measures caused to Australians.
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
Australia declared the most expensive country for housing in the English speaking world.
Ban foreigners buying houses and cut immigration now!
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