The Bureau of Meteorology has been in the process of replacing mercury temperature probes with digital probes at weather stations across the country. After a long Freedom of Information process, we now have field logs from the Brisbane Airport station showing that the two different devices can record different temperatures at the same place at […]
Transcript Chair: Senator Roberts, do you have questions of Infrastructure Australia before we get to the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility? Senator Roberts: Yes, I do. Thank you for appearing today. Does Infrastructure Australia have any views on what roadblocks there are to port development in Queensland? I know you wouldn’t be prepared. Off the top […]
Many of you have watched my previous sessions with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority as I question them on how much risk mandates introduced into the cockpit. I was shocked to find out in a question on notice (they actually do come back with an answer eventually) that CASA’s medical systems don’t even have the […]
The Australian Energy Infrastructure Commissioner has a sole focus on receiving complaints about wind, solar, pumped hydro, battery and power line projects among others. If you have been affected by a project underway or even one that is proposed you need to submit a complaint by following the steps at https://www.aeic.gov.au/making-a-complaint Transcript Chair: Senator Roberts. […]
Transcript Senator Roberts: Thank you for appearing today. The latest figures I have about funds committed, as at June 2022, is $1.86 billion committed across Australia. That is from the 2021-22 annual report. Do you have the most recent figure on what you have committed? Mr Miller: The most recent figure is $2.15 billion. Senator […]
Transcript Senator Roberts: Thank you all for being here today. The national electricity objectives include price, quality, safety, reliability and security of supply. The government is now intending to add emissions reduction to those objectives. You, the Australian Energy Regulator, have made a submission to the government’s consultation process on the draft National Energy Laws […]
Transcript Senator Roberts: I want to get help with an issue that constituents want to understand and so do I; I don’t understand it. It has relevance to the primacy of energy costs in the budget. I’m hoping to get into a relatively complex area and get your evidence or confirmation on how the renewable […]
The ASX200 is the Australian benchmark for investment returns, if you’re not matching it many people will ask why you even bothered. The Clean Energy Finance Corporation “invests” your taxes into pipe dream “renewable” projects. We’re told that these investments are some of the best things in finance, in reality I think they are a […]
I asked Home Affairs why they’ve asked social media to censor more than 4,000 posts related to COVID. We must protect people from being labelled or categorized based on their beliefs, and Home Affairs has no place policing COVID given the amount of “misinformation” that turned out to be true. Is Home Affairs merely providing […]
When: Saturday | 27 May 2023 | 1:30pm – 3:30pm Where: Rockhampton Riverside PrecinctAmphitheatre Quay StreetRockhampton Contact: Office of Senator Malcolm Roberts | senator.roberts@aph.gov.au | (07) 3221 9099
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