There has never been more wind and solar in the grid than we have now, and yet power bills have never been higher. Coal power is still the cheapest form of electricity we can make on demand, so we should be building more of it. We need to abandon the UN net-zero pipe dream before […]
In recent years, QANTAS appears to have lost the skill of delivering passengers and their luggage to the same city. Some will try to say it’s the fault of capitalism. It’s crony capitalism that is actually to blame. Crony capitalism is the network of cosy relationships between selected corporate mates and the government. Unlike actual […]
This bill is seeking to provide biosecurity officers with increased powers. With everything we’ve been through over the past few years, I decided to ask for clarification on the bill. I questioned how these new powers could be used and whether there was a risk of discrimination against arrivals into Australia, particularly those who have […]
I will be joining Hon. Gary Johns and Dave Pellowe to share my views on why it is so important we vote no in the upcoming Voice Referendum. Bookings are essential due to limited seating: https://www.trybooking.com/CKPJX Wednesday, 27 September 2023 6 pm to 8 pm Caboolture Sports Central Cnr Hasking Street & Beerburrum Road Caboolture […]
The government’s response to news of shady foreign money potentially influencing the RMIT-ABC Fact Check partnership is silence. The credibility of ‘independent fact checkers’ has been destroyed. It’s time for the government to abandon its ACMA Misinformation and Disinformation Bill, which relies on fact checkers being the arbiters of truth. Update: ABC has ended its […]
We’ve been hearing a lot about reconciliation and self-determination recently. On 20 June 2023, Senator Thorpe called for a treaty to end a “war declared on First Nations people 230 years ago” as a Matter of Urgency. A treaty is a legal arrangement between parties, each authorised to represent their side. Treaties are a two-way […]
Financial statements show an ABC fact check partnership with RMIT received grants from an organisation that receives funds from George Soros funded foreign organisations, foreign governments and shadowy foundations. Instead of taking these issues seriously, Minister Watt treats the questions with contempt, rabbiting on with meaningless waffle. If the ABC has been co-opted into “fact […]
Pristine Australian bushland environments are being torn apart for metal monsters. Short-lived and resource-hungry wind turbines are going up all over Queensland as part of Australia’s Net Zero 2050. These monstrosities are nothing more than a pipe dream for ‘free energy’. Wind does not and cannot provide baseload power that coal provides cheaply and reliably. […]
The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) is thorough and does some fine work. Its audit of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and the National Recovery and Resilience Agency (NRRA) found performance accountability missing. At Senate Estimates the ANAO audit of Disaster Recovery Funding uncovered several reporting deficits with NEMA and NRRA that need to […]
During the May/June Senate Estimates hearings, I asked the Department of Health and Aged Care to clarify their role with the Department of Home Affairs in censoring social media posts. Home Affairs had indicated that it relied upon the Department of Health to identify social media posts that ‘contravened Facebook/Meta’s guidelines’. This of course is […]
Casual Coal Wage TheftFebruary 21, 2024 - 2:09 pmOver $30,000 a year being stolen, and it’s been signed off by the union and the government. Find out about the largest wage theft from casuals in Australia.
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