Under my questioning, Rob Stefanic, the head of the federal government department tasked with overseeing Parliament House, denied being in a relationship with his deputy, but refused to say whether he’d been in one with her before creating and placing her in a job paying about $430,000 a year. Cate Saunders was also given a […]
On the first day of the World Health Assembly 77 in Geneva (WHA77), WHO member states have decided “behind the scenes” that the Pandemic Treaty should not pass. Feedback suggests the sticking points were cost and loss of sovereignty. WHO Director-General, Tedros Ghebreyesus, made the announcement on Monday, which was widely reported. The official Minute […]
Thousands of Australians came out to protest this Labor government’s digital identity bill and the evil agenda behind it. The Online Safety Act, the Identity Verification Services Act, the Digital ID Bill and the Misinformation and Disinformation Bill are designed to identify, apprehend, punish and imprison anyone who resists this slide back into feudalism and […]
Here are some bold ideas you won’t hear from anyone but One Nation. 1. Ensure cheap power by turning on coal-fired stations, building more, and ending solar and wind subsidies. 2. Stop inflation by halting excessive money printing. 3. Guarantee cheaper housing and rents, prioritising young Australians. 4. Secure cheaper groceries by supporting farmers and building dams. […]
At the last estimates in May, I asked CASA which experts they had consulted for their advice. After some delay, CASA admitted they had relied solely on information from the Chief Medical Officer, without conducting any independent research. They stated their sources were limited to the TGA and FDA and that the only data used […]
The cost of running the Federal Government is an important issue for One Nation. We believe that a smaller government is better and strongly advocate for reducing its size to align with the constitution. I’m an avid reader of the budget volume that lists out the cost of Government. This year, the figures don’t add […]
The purpose of this Bill is to abolish the current Administrative Appeals Tribunal and establish a new tribunal with improved criteria for member appointments, ensuring a transparent process. Under the new system, positions would be advertised and candidates selected based on their qualifications and experience, with an appropriate interview process. This approach seeks to alleviate […]
In trying to please everyone, the Treasurer’s third budget will please nobody. Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ third budget fails to deliver affordable houses, cheaper power bills and groceries, and any hope for the future. That’s what a good budget should deliver. A better way is putting Australians first and using our natural resources to drive wealth, […]
I support this Modern Slavery Bill because slavery is repugnant to me and to Australians across our country. It’s inhuman. While this bill is a positive step, it is not as strong as my Child Labour Bill, which has been introduced to the Senate and is currently under review by the senate committee. My bill […]
I am strongly opposed to the Digital ID bill, which I see as a tool for authoritarian control that threatens our freedom and privacy. I believe this bill is part of a larger agenda aimed at identifying, controlling, and potentially punishing those who oppose government policies—a shift that feels like a return to feudalism and […]
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