Watching the sad events currently underway in the United Kingdom, one might be forgiven for thinking we’ve descended into the dystopian world long foretold by classic literature. One Nation agrees with Milton – free circulation of ideas is essential to moral and intellectual growth. To attempt to preclude falsehoods underestimates the power of truth. Originally […]
Since November, I have been trying to get a very simple answer out of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO): How many potential foreign buyers are they detecting? The ATO runs a data matching program that checks the details of more than 2.4 million sellers and buyers to detect if they might be foreign. The ATO […]
In the event a war breaks out or our shipping routes are blocked, Australia is screwed with practically all of our local refineries out of business. At the May Senate Estimates, I asked the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) for a detailed breakdown of current fuel stocks, specifically how much […]
Telstra and Optus’ two-month delay on the 3G mobile network shutdown is a failure of the Communications Minister Michelle Rowland and defies recommendations from a Senate inquiry. A two-month delay is nowhere near enough time to fix the million mobile and non-mobile devices the shutdown is still estimated to seriously affect. The telco companies have […]
The government wants to drive us off a cliff as we speed towards Net-Zero dictates from the un-elected United Nations and World Economic Forum. None of it is based on proper data and all the evidence we have is that it will destroy our energy grid and our economy. With inflation re-emerging, we have to […]
If you enjoy your petrol or diesel car, the government is trying to make sure you won’t be enjoying it for long. Looking through this word salad I got from the Department, the reality is the government is placing fines on manufacturers who sell too many petrol and diesel cars. Australians prefer cars that are […]
Australia’s real wages have collapsed to levels not seen since before 2010, wiping out 15 years of hard-earned pay rises. Both the Labor and Liberal governments have fueled this crisis. While the government wastes billions on net zero projects and supports foreign companies, inflation continues to rise. The solutions are simple: cut subsidies to foreign-owned, […]
I recently joined Melinda Richards on TNT Radio to discuss pressing issues facing Australia today. I emphasised the importance of independent media. Our conversation turned to the Digital ID bill, which echoes the Australia Card proposal from the 1980’s—a proposal Australians firmly rejected. We also discussed the erosion of conservative values within the Liberal Party […]
Thank you to Ben Fordham of 2GB for inviting me to discuss this inquiry. The inquiry aims to look at potentially illegal medals being awarded to senior defence officers, hear from ADF personnel and explore possible improvements to the Defence Awards and Honours system. If we want people to serve this country, we have to […]
There is no specific evidence that Angus Campbell was “in action” which is the criteria required for his medal at the time of his nomination. The honours and awards system has been abused, with senior officers and generals giving medals to each other, while frontline soldiers who faced direct enemy fire must fight yet again, […]
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