Totally correct. Wonder if we will ever get to 18% like we did Keating was prime minister.

I remember the late 70's early 80's.

Fact: Australia has a misinformation problem

Without fuel inflation is steady at 3.3%. Roberts should watch ABC News Finance with Alan Kohler.

Which one? Labour in gov or labour as in manual labour? Either way. I agree

Roddy the Rat is coming for our cheese. (Chalmers)

Raise interest rates to lower government spending. Sounds like something Labor would think.

0.5%-1% rate rise please rba depending on the budget announcement

We haven’t seen anything yet, wait until the rates are double that..

I do not understand how raising interest rates helps

There's no you in Labor.

There is a problem..a labour shortage..thousand of jobs going in the mining industry..why dont you apply.

All by intent

Australia's problem can be clearly seen in the above ^. Australia once had a "Labour" Party, which was for the workers (the people), then they sold out to the U.S and became the "Labor" Party. and yes the difference should make a difference.

Hey did you hear about the war and fuel prices. You’re a tool

I thought that the cost of fuel was not included when inflation was calculated. Is this still the case and they are blaming something not included in the calculation?

Labor's still winning the next election

true that, and conversely it has created a lack of labour problem!

Iran ? 🤔

Dont forget teals and libs

Labor just need a fairy godmother oligarch pulling the strings and funding their propaganda machine hey Malcolm? Maybe some free planes to help get in touch with the Aussie battlers 🥴🫠

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💯💯💯💯💯💯

If One Nation gets up in this by election, the meltdown from the trolls will be epic, can’t wait for the troll tears to flow 😀

Senator Malcolm Roberts I’ve got my fingers, toes and legs crossed we get that seat!!

Funny how the proud ON candidate was once a candidate for Labor preselection and was all for renewables.

I’d like to point out that even though the poison is being spread about the independent Michelle.. if she gets in she will be able to advocate for your community as an individual based on your feedback .. David will have to tow the party line and not have a free vote.. that is the benefit of an independent regardless of who finds her.. don’t fall for rubbish.. it will be like having Jackie Lambie speaking for you .. not Pauline who will flit off to look after other candidates

Yes it looks like the private jet party is having a real crack at it.

Maybe Gina can buy you a plane too

There's Barnaby, working for New England

Private plane for it to fly around in. Nothing Conservative about that.

Goodluck one Nation 🙏 Australia 🇦🇺 needs you 🇦🇺

If he wins he’ll leave ON and be an independent within six months. He’s had a crack at joining everyone but the greens 🤣

One Nation all the way 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

Hopefully the Labor /greens voters come to realise the days to vote for then are gone . We need new blood/ideas in politics and that comes with One Nation .

How long before David Farley realises the contrariness of the PHONies and branches out to be an independent?

When Joh a was in charge of Queensland he had his own private plane and pilot , nobody gave it a second thought.

Vote for David Farley, & O.N. Ignore the fakes, follow Davids how to vote card, & use a pen.

Absolutely 💯.. go One Nation for Australia 🇦🇺 🧡

With a candidate that was rejected by the Labor party, says he has a degree that doesn't exist and has a thing for only fans 🤔🤣

A few One Nation supporters creeping into my feed claiming Hanson would be much better than Albanese. Okay let’s compare the pair. Anthony Albanese and Pauline Hanson both entered parliament in 1996. Same year. Same starting line. Nearly 30 years later — here’s the comparison. PAULINE HANSON Bills originated and passed into law: Zero. Her COVID vaccination bill failed. Her burqa ban failed — twice. Her immigration plebiscite failed. Her own website lists her achievements as blocking other people’s legislation, forcing inquiries, and leveraging crossbench power. Senate attendance rate: 53% - and she’s a Senator with no ministerial responsibilities. ANTHONY ALBANESE Bills passed into law in three years of government: ✅ 43% emissions reduction target — legislated ✅ 10 days paid domestic violence leave for every Australian worker ✅ Cheaper childcare — subsidy increased from 85% to 90% ✅ Energy price caps on gas and coal ✅ $300 energy bill relief for every household ✅ National Anti-Corruption Commission ✅ Help-to-Buy shared equity housing scheme ✅ Ban on foreign purchases of existing homes ✅ $3 billion in student debt wiped ✅ School funding reform — Gonski fully funded ✅ RBA reformed ✅ Social media ban for under-16s ✅ $22 billion Future Made in Australia manufacturing investment ✅ Wage theft criminalised ✅ Minimum wages up — cumulative $9,000 for lowest paid workers ✅ Two consecutive budget surpluses — first in 15 years ✅ Electric vehicle fringe benefits tax exempted ✅ Aged care worker pay rises — three rounds of increases since 2022, delivered through Fair Work Commission submissions by the Albanese government, delivering long overdue recognition for one of Australia’s most undervalued workforces, predominantly women ✅ Nurse and midwife wage rises — funded through Fair Work Commission submissions, plus first ever legislated financial support for nursing students on clinical placement ✅ Superannuation on paid parental leave — legislated from July 2025, benefitting 180,000 families annually and directly addressing the gender retirement savings gap​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Parliamentary attendance rate: 83% — as a sitting Prime Minister with international commitments Same starting line. Nearly 30 years apart. One of them knows how to govern. The other knows how to complain.

A wonderful man and a great leader

Here’s hoping! Our farmers need someone that cares

Watching from afar. Here we go One Nation. It starts here!

Well done ON

Keep up the amazing work Senator Malcolm Roberts you have been doing for so long now. The time is upon us 💪🏼

You could have just said "I'm getting paid to lobby against renewables" you didn't need to write all that 🤣

Doesn’t it allow Spain to grow fruit and vegies out of season. Glasshouses allow for controlled temps. It transformed the region from one of Spain's poorest to wealthiest in one generation, generating over 3bn euros in annual turnover.

Someone should seriously go check on him! He clearly having a moment! 🤡

You need to go to Spec Savers Malcolm, this is indoor greenhouses nothing to do with solar and has been going for 20 plus years.

Wait until he see’s Mt Isa. 🤣🤡🤡🤡

Almeria is where the Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns were filmed. It was pretty barren back then from memory.

The idea that there's cookers out there that think Malcolm Roberts was able to type this himself is wild

Someone check the Senator Malcolm Roberts, he's been drinking again.

No farmer no food.

and your point is?

Yeah, you're on the wrong side of this. What's your argument here? Plastic is bad? Greenhouses allow a climate controlled environment to grow fruits and vegetables out of season. Reduce pests and diseases with proper maintenance and controls. This can even be done with integrated pest management programs. Sky scraper/ vertical greenhouses have been trialed in some cities and is a way to replace some office space as work from home becomes more normalised. (This still needs alot of experimentation to get right as aquaponics did when first adapted). Really, check out the Ball notebook vol.1 and 2 if you'd like to know how involved these systems get. You're not going to find many horticulturalists who oppose greenhouses mate.

The question is, How much food do they grow in these green house compared to the open farm, unprotected from the changing weather and have you even noticed how much food is grown in green houses in Australia.

I love his posts and regularly screenshot them & post on here. The pollution caused by the plastic & pesticides is horrendous.

Looks like highly productive farmland to me. Can't see any solar farms, so, where is the problem?

Everything is scary when you didnt pass highschool

Some interesting AI answers here.

bro can you show me the empirical evidence

At least it isn’t solar and wind farms

Bizarre post - it is highly productive and intensive vegetable horticulture. It don’t look pretty from the sky though. Note that this region has poor agricultural soils and pretty low rainfall. Is the best use in terms of using productive land.

I'd have thought glasshouses would have made the land more productive.

Coz we don't have glass houses in Australia.

Feeds us well that

Bowen has come out in publicised. There will be no new oil refineries in Australia. They're gonna keep it exactly how it is so Australia can suffer even more and longer with a smile on his face and the Prime Minister is patting him on the back while he's bending over forward for the UN and isn't he retiring? He's not going for election again. 

This is what I found on Google Maos.

Malcolm as always you only tell part of the story. here's a simple google search with some info for you. You'll see it's more productive than any other agricultural area in Spain, is a massive injection to Spain's GDP, largely small freehold and family operations, and pays higher wages to workers. Intensive agriculture has been the most important economic sector of Almería for the last 50 years.[76] Nowadays, greenhouse production, handling and commercialisation of vegetables, and the supply industry of the sector, represent almost 40% of Almería's GDP. Directly, agricultural production accounts for 18.2% of the provincial GDP. In Andalusia, the average contribution is 6.6% and in Spain it is only 2.9%.[77] This situation is the result of a great dynamic model, which can continually incorporate new technologies: using soil sanding, plastic covers, drip irrigation systems, hybrid seeds, soil-less cultivation, irrigation programs, new greenhouse structures, and so on. They all allowed to improve production and increase commercialisation calendars, assuring the profitability and quality of the crops and the competitiveness of the markets.[78] Moreover, Almería's economy has an important exporting function:[79] 75% of production was sold abroad in 2018, with a value of 2,400 million euros.[80] This development is explained by familiar investment, as subsidies have been limited or non-existent. In this sense, the horticultural sector receives the least European aid from the Common Agricultural Policy: 1.9% of total income. This figure is much lower than that received by other sectors such as olive groves (33%) or cereals (53%).[81] The production of this area is based on fair competition with officially a just remuneration of employees, with similar salaries than the ones in the same sector in Europe: 8% higher than Italy and 11% than Belgium.[82] This avoids the social dumping exerted by non-EU countries, like Morocco, with salaries up to 90% lower than those of Almería. However, there is well-documented widespread exploitation of workers from North Africa who work and live in terrible conditions, earning much lower than the minimum wage.[83] From a social point of view, Almería and Granada are an example of family-owned and smallholder agriculture, with small farms and little concentration of land.[84] This social nature generates high equity in the level of income and welfare: social cohesion is produced, and inequality is reduced.[85] Concretely, Almería is made up of 12,500 farms with an average of 2.5 hectares and 30% of familiar labour. The high education levels of the farmers are also significant, which demonstrates an innovative and receptive character towards continuing education: 81.2% of farmers have some type of formal academic training.[84] At the same time, a commercial system based on social economy enterprises has been developed, e.g. as cooperative societies. These companies represent 62% of production and sales.[86] They assure the access to the market in optimal conditions, because they increase its position inside the agri-food supply chain, facilitate financing, technical advice, and incorporation of technology. Moreover, local ties increase environmental sustainability.[87]