BOVAER is a chemical additive that has been approved in Australia for feeding ruminants, including cows. Bovaer is a trade name. The active substance is 3-nitrooxypropanol (3-NOP), which is diluted in propylene glycol and adsorbed on silicic acid. The chemical suppresses methane production by 99% in laboratory trials, but only 45% in field trials, and […]
Dengue fever is a viral illness spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito (known as the dengue mosquito in north Queensland). The dengue virus is not endemic in Australia, meaning the virus is not normally present in Australia. Dengue fever outbreaks begin when someone is infected with dengue overseas and arrives with the virus in their blood. This is […]
I’ll be joining Natalie Davis, Federal Candidate for Wright, for an evening filled with food and engaging conversation. Special guests include Dave Pellowe and Dylan Oakley, who will dive into issues of trust and discuss recent victories against oppressive government actions. Date: 8 Feb 2025 Venue: The Club Beaudesert, William Street, Beaudesert QLD This is […]
Australia desperately needs housing and population policies that prioritise Australians FIRST. Both the Liberal-Labor uni-party have been implementing massive immigration, opening the floodgates despite making Australians homeless. Australia has reached a record 2.43 million temporary visa holders, excluding tourists, which translates to a need for up to a million extra houses. During COVID, when our […]
There’s only one party that can be trusted to put Australia first. Don’t believe the pretenders in the Liberal-Nationals who want to let unelected foreign organisations tell us what to do under net-zero.
At the recent senate estimates in November, I spoke with Dr Antonio Di Dio, Director of Professional Review Services, asking why the current system was still biased against doctors. He denied this was the case, even though the agency maintains a 100% conviction rate of doctors in a system that does not allow merit appeals […]
Coal-fired power stations and nuclear power stations each have about 40 hectares of footprint, with a very narrow target transmission lines straight to the cities. In contrast, solar and wind installations are scattered and located away from the main cities, taking up enormous amounts of space. Their energy density is very low, requiring a vast […]
Mark Your Calendars! This Friday and Saturday, I am joining Natalie Davis, your One Nation candidate for the seat of Wright at a number of locations throughout the electorate. Drop in for a chat and meet Natalie and myself at any of these locations. We are keen to hear your concerns. Itinerary for Friday, 17 […]
I congratulate the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) for at last taking the many complaints from underpaid coal miners seriously and treating them professionally. It’s only taken me five and a half years of persistent questioning to reach this point. I was informed that preliminary results of the FWO’s investigation would be available around mid-2025. The […]
Enjoy a “sausage in a blanket” with grilled onion (optional) together with a chilled drink. Gold Coin donation appreciated! RSVP here to help us keep track of numbers: https://www.onenation.org.au/australia-day-bbq 📍 The Esplanade, Paradise Point | Opposite Cafe 7 (look for the orange One Nation tents).
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