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Queensland has been identified as the “crime capital of Australia,” with nearly 300,000 residents falling victim to crime in the past year (9news.com.au | June 30, 2024).

It’s clear we need to take action! We all have a fundamental right to feel secure in our homes, workplaces, and communities.

Join us to discuss this and other pressing issues affecting many Queenslanders. This is your opportunity to share experiences, express your concerns, and learn about the solutions One Nation propose if elected in October. Change begins with the choices we make. To truly make a difference, we must reconsider who we send to Parliament.  Together, we can create a safer Queensland!  

RSVP: https://qld.onenation.org.au/meet-with-glen-cookson-and-senator-malcolm-roberts  

📅  25 September, 2024 

🕒  6 pm to 8 pm 

📍  Springlife Conference Centre, 178 Springwood Road, Springwood, QLD 

Crime is out of control in Queensland and it’s affecting every single one of us. Too many in our community have suffered due to a broken system.  With Queensland’s police force struggling under immense pressure, more officers are leaving than joining and courts keep releasing repeat offenders. The result? More crimes, more danger.

Innocent lives are at risk—whether it’s through reckless crashes involving stolen cars or home invasions. The financial toll is just as devastating: property damage, soaring insurance premiums, and thousands spent on extra security because the system can’t protect us.

Join us as we discuss this and other key issues that impact you and your family. Let’s stand together and demand stronger laws, more police and real consequences for those who commit these crimes. 

There can be hope only for a society which acts as one big family, not as many separate ones – Anwar Sadat

📅 Wednesday, 4 September 2024  

🕒 6 pm to 8 pm

📍 Cairns Showgrounds – De Jarlais Function Centre, 127-129 Mulgrave Rd, Parramatta Park

Please help us keep track of numbers.  RSVP here: https://qld.onenation.org.au/crime-forum-in-cairns

Join me and Michelle Wilde, your One Nation Candidate for Clayfield, for this FREE community forum on Queensland’s Crime Crisis!

🗓️ Friday, 9 August 2024
🕒 6 pm to 10 pm
📍 Hamilton Hotel, 442 Kingsford Smith Drive, Hamilton

Queensland has recently been labeled ‘Australia’s Crime Capital,’ with nearly 300,000 residents affected by crime in the past year alone. The numbers are staggering: 58,479 assaults, 49,490 break-ins, and 18,210 car thefts—making Queensland’s crime rates 12% higher than New South Wales, despite its smaller population | https://senroberts.com/qld-crime.

This is an opportunity to share experiences and concerns with us and fellow residents.

RSVP: https://qld.onenation.org.au/crime-crisis-forum

Dining in? Please book directly with the hotel on (07) 3268 7500 or book online here: https://www.hamiltonhotel.com.au/dining

I will be joining One Nation MP Stephen Andrew, Julie Hall for Whitsunday, and other One Nation candidates contesting seats in the upcoming Queensland election in October.

We are keen to hear your concerns and for you to be a part of the solution to help build a safer and better community! See you there.

Dining in? Please book meals direct with the Reef Gateway Hotel on (07) 3051 7626

Help us keep track of attendance by RSVPing here: https://qld.onenation.org.au/community-forum-on-cost-of-living-with-julie-hall

Read more about Julie Hall here: https://qld.onenation.org.au/julie-hall

I will be joining Adam Maslen, your Candidate for Nanango, to listen to your concerns on the proposed Battery Storage Proposal in Hazeldean.

I am also keen to hear any other concerns you and your community may have.

Help us keep track of attendance by RSVPing here: https://qld.onenation.org.au/hazeldean-battery-proposal

I will be joining David Bond, our Candidate for Rockhampton, to listen to your concerns on the issues that matter to you, your family and your community.

Be a part of the solution to help build a safer and better community! See you there.

Dining in? Please book meals direct with the Rocky Sports Club on  (07) 4807 6519

Help us keep track of attendance by RSVPing here: https://qld.onenation.org.au/community-forum-youth-crime

I will be in Cairns on Tuesday, 15 August 2023 to listen to your concerns regarding the escalation of youth crime and any other areas of concern you or your community may have.

Please join me.

RSVP here: https://www.onenation.org.au/cairns-crimeforum

If you are planning to eat at the Rattle n Hum, please book direct with them on (07) 4031 3011

Tuesday, 15 August 2023 | 6 pm to 7:30 pm

Rattle n Hum Bar & Grill

65-67 The Esplanade

Cairns QLD 4870

At a recent NAIDOC flag-raising celebration in Mackay, I learned that as a result of a successful community policing initiative involving Aboriginal and Islander community liaison officers working with at-risk children, the Mackay region does not have the same crime issues that other Queensland regions are seeing.

This is community taking care of itself in action.

Our nation was not built around Canberra, it was built around communities.

Transcript

As a servant to the many different people making up our one Queensland community, in the past six weeks, I drove across Queensland listening to my constituents. At North Mackay Police Station I attended the National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee, NAIDOC, flag raising with local council and state representatives. The turn-out was excellent, despite rain and unusual cold, but that didn’t dampen the spirits of the Tchundal Malar Dance Group’s excellent performance.

I chatted with Superintendent Graeme Paine of the Mackay police district about community policing, an exciting Queensland state policy dating from the 1990s. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander liaison officers worked in and with the community to identify children who may be heading in the wrong direction, giving them a hand to ground youth and community. This might mean staying at school, playing a sport, or learning Aboriginal culture, language and dance. As a result, the Mackay region doesn’t haven’t the same crime problem evident in other Queensland regions. Funding has recently been extended. 

One Nation supports the community policing initiative and supports adopting this program across our state. Community taking care of itself reminds us that our beautiful nation was not built around Canberra; it was built around communities. We are a nation of Mackays, of Collinsvilles, of Moranbahs, with everyday Australians coming together as one community first and then as one nation. This is what Canberra should be encouraging—community, not conflict. 

There will always be an issue like COVID or Ukraine or a Voice to divide us. Before these, there were Vietnam and the ‘reds under the bed’. Australians to whom I have listened have had enough division, Prime Minister, enough shaming, enough abuse, enough lies. Division does not come from communities; it comes from Canberra.

One Nation is a party of everyday Australians who understand we have one flag, we are one community and we are one nation.  

While in Townsville I spoke with Mark of the North Queensland Freedom Network about the upsurge in crime Queensland is seeing, as well as many other issues, particularly those relating to North Queensland.

Queensland is experiencing an escalation in violent youth crime, causing tensions to rise among concerned households.

Join me this Saturday, 17 June 2023, as we discuss the issues of Queensland’s current lawlessness epidemic, the role of law enforcement and the criminal justice system in Queensland.

RSVP here: https://www.onenation.org.au/senatorroberts_crimeforum_bribie_jun17

Saturday, 17 June 2023 | 2pm to 3:30pm

Bribie Island RSL
99 Toorbul Street, Bongaree QLD 4507
Google map and directions

Contact: Senator Malcolm Robert’s Office | senator.roberts@aph.gov.au | 07 3221 9099

RSVP: https://www.onenation.org.au/senatorroberts_crimeforum_bribie_jun17