MALCOLM ROBERTS
Senator for Queensland with One Nation
With a long history of seeking the truth, Malcolm believes Parliament needs to return to the facts to get back on track. Malcolm’s areas of focus include:
Building dams and water infrastructure such as the Hybrid-Bradfield Scheme and exposing mismanagement of the Murray Darling Basin.
Reducing electricity prices, increasing the supply of reliable energy and ending the government obsession with renewables.
Ending the control of unelected bureaucrats over Australia’s way of life, exiting the United Nations and restoring our sovereignty.
Opposing full foreign ownership of Australian land and forcing multinational companies to pay their fair share of tax.
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“The decades of Government inaction on issues in the, ‘too hard’ basket is killing our country. We’re not afraid to listen and take up the things affecting Australians everyday.”

With a strong background in engineering, mining and business leadership, Malcolm brings a real world perspective to Parliament that the ranks of major party lawyers and former union bosses miss.
He has led the operational development of Australia’s largest and most complex underground coal project, setting many new industry firsts.
After being disqualified along with 14 others from sitting in Parliament in the 2017-18 eligibility crisis, Malcolm campaigned for election again in 2019 where he was successful with a huge increase in vote.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts2026-03-08 17:50:552026-03-08 17:51:05Running on Empty



Latest posts from Malcolm’s Facebook and Twitter
One Nation’s version of "de-radicalisation therapy" is simple and effective:
Boarding passes, immediate deportation, and remigration with no return.
It's time to stop managing the threat and start removing it.
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I’m voting green, no way do I want Australia turning into America!
Australian migration law already provides mechanisms for removal and deportation, but they are subject to strict procedural and character requirements: Grounds for Removal: The Migration Act 1958 requires the detention and removal of "unlawful non-citizens"—those without a valid visa. Visas can be cancelled if a person fails the "character test," which includes having a substantial criminal record or being deemed a threat to national security. Procedural Fairness: Legally, a person usually cannot be "immediately" deported without notice. They are typically given a Notice of Intention to cancel their visa and have the right to provide evidence against it. Decisions are often reviewable by the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART). Re-entry Bans: Permanent re-entry bans do exist, particularly for those whose visas were cancelled on character grounds. However, many other removals carry temporary exclusion periods (e.g., 3 years), which can be waived under "compassionate or compelling" circumstances.
last train is leaving the station
Yes spoken like a defender of Australian,Christan values,and just pure logic and common sense ,the kangaroo court at the so called Royal Commission is about as effective as king Charles 111,
Lool 😆 Grade 3 reading level stuff
Who makes the lifts for your tiny little shoes?
And there’s 18,000 on the watch list!
That's why one nation is going strong
Senator Malcolm Roberts Nice Tie mate, great to see you continuing to stand firm. Many Australians can see that the country is at a turning point, and parties like Pauline Hanson’s One Nation are among the few pushing for policies focused on rebuilding Australia’s independence and long term prosperity. For too long, both Australian Labor Party and the Liberal Party of Australia have appeared heavily influenced by powerful lobbying interests rather than prioritizing the needs of everyday Australians. A genuine reset in national policy is needed if the country is going to move forward. Australia holds some of the most valuable natural resources in the world. Developing those resources responsibly expanding coal, gas, and domestic energy production, could strengthen the national economy, lower energy costs, and restore economic independence. At the same time, rebuilding Australian industry, supporting local farmers and producers, and ensuring fair competition in the retail sector would help return economic power to Australian communities. Australia should also pursue trade and strategic relationships from a position of strength, ensuring agreements genuinely benefiting the nation. Facilities such as Pine Gap highlight Australia’s importance in global security arrangements and reinforce the need for balanced, sovereign decision making in our international partnerships. Ultimately, many Australians are calling for leadership that prioritizes national sovereignty, economic strength, and policies that place the interests of the Australian people first. Keep up the good work!
Wow the bots are going off. 😉👌
Comic relief, if nothing else!
Any person who sees issues in such a simplistic, us vs them way is a danger to a civilised society. Shall we throw climate change denial into the mix too to get the crazies scrambling, Malcolm?
Spot on again Senator.
Words of absolute wisdom. Its not hard to identify and remedy what is now unfolding
Well said Malcolm...💜🇦🇺
Except what if the country won’t take them?
Way to go Malcom! 100% agree
It makes me weary how this Muppet show goes on
It has to happen or we're the UK! Conquered.
Do u support the idea of one nation creating a indipendant watch dog / investigation unit into politicians and their associates who maybe operating in a dishonest manner In all dealings
Wasn't he born abroad?
The only way it should be.
Someone give the man a step ladder 😆
Sounds like a good solution!
Why is he wearing a Union Jack tie?
The uniparty in Canberra has shown its true colours once again.
Yesterday, One Nation moved a motion to have a Senate committee inquiry into the potential impacts of Australia withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.
The aim of the proposed inquiry was to find out the legal steps for an exit and examine how scrapping net zero targets would lower electricity prices and the cost of living. It also would have explored the benefits such a move could have on Australia's core industries, including mining, farming, and manufacturing.
Despite the “tough talk,” NOT a single member of Matt Canavan’s Nationals or the Liberal Party stood up for our sovereignty.
It doesn't matter who leads the Nationals; they remain tethered to a policy that is deindustrialising Australia, driving up the costs of groceries, electricity bills, insurance, etc.
This wasn’t a “radical” motion. It was a simple common-sense motion to examine the steps needed to exit an agreement that serves foreign interests over our own.
The Liberals and Nationals are merely Labor-lite - more interested in pleasing their masters in Davos than everyday Aussies.
Liberal-Nationals did not scrap UN Net Zero targets. They delayed it.
Only One Nation is fully committed to scrapping the Net Zero fraud, restoring our energy independence, and putting the people of Australia first.
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People with EVs are having the last laugh atm
I imagine that there was that one, last, proud dinosaur, bellowing and stomping about like their individuality and uniqueness was important. And then it was gone, too. And the rest of the more adaptable and successful animals muttered a collective "I thought they'd never leave." Don't know what made me think of that....
Yes let's double down on oil & fossil fuels. They are so stable & reliable
The last bastions of Australian sovereignty😂
Experts are now predicting a renewables boom because of the war in the middle east. Australians are concerned and see renewables as safeguarding the nation against future volitity. The oil might not flow but the sun will always shine.
If Australia leaves Paris Agreement will it affect trade with other countries? Especially the EU?
Hey Senator Malcolm Roberts imagine a world free of oil for energy
Seems like a plan when you can't get oil. Clever boy Malcolm
Cut all harmful ties that’s dragging us into the mud , it’s time to get back on track
The backwards party.
You mean the Paris Parasite agreement.
One Nation , the only one who cares for australian people 💥💥💥
Here we have Malcolm Roberts, the ex fossil fuel employee who knows more about climate science than climate scientists. What a national treasure we have in this nutbag conspiracy theorist.
The Paris agreement only serves China.
Sounds like reasonable things to do no need to make rash decisions its called governing
100% YES!!!! Put Australia, and Australians first for FFS
What a cooker
And you from the senate next election too 👍🏼
Yeah, let's set up a Nationalised (you know that is another word for Socialism) Coal Fired Power Station network, paid for by the taxpayer, and use a resource that is expendable and expensive to dig when solar, wind and Hydro last forever and are cheap to produce? Well thought out Senator. You know I'm right. 👍
Couldn’t agree more.
Yes agree
As we are heading into a fossil fuel crisis 😆 this is so laughable
We agree
Yep the Uniparty was in full swing in Canberra this week!
You are so funny i am sure Auntie Gina will be more than happy to cut electricity prices oops i meant line pauline's pockets with. $$$$
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We couldn’t go to the beach, but we could go to Bunning’s. That did it for me.
Why Haven't you Swore the Correct Oath ?
Don’t trust the Nationals either Malcolm
Hoo roo mate have a good weekend
Keep fighting the good fight One Nation!!!
Both sides are
Clean up the swamp
Has it got a machete bin
The best city in the world 😂
Kerry packer said it years ago
What about the tax is that cut
My Aged Care needs investigation also - have only seen the negatives so far, unclear if there are any positives so far
NO - I WANT TO SPEAK TO PEOPLE NOT BOTS
One Nation all the way.100 percent
Farmers can’t afford such a huge increase
They don’t care about the everyday Australian 🇦🇺
And as soon as he got in he sold our reserves
Some obviously don’t know that you are looking at comments while you are speaking
Good afternoon Malcolm
Yep half of nothing is nothing
Keep up the good work
Great
It’s a calling …
BREAKING: YouTube has suddenly banned me from uploading, posting or live streaming for two weeks
The reason given is dozens of videos, some more than 6 months old, that have only now been flagged as an issue.
This includes multiple videos calling for a COVID Royal Commission.
Thank you for meme, David
I co-signed the Digital ID Repeal Bill alongside Senators Antic, Babet, Canavan, Hanson and Rennick, which was introduced into the Senate earlier today.
This Bill aims to repeal the government's dystopian and ill-conceived Digital ID Bill.
What everyday Australians need is a… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805872597449818132
2 years ago I promised to hound down those responsible for the damage our COVID measures caused to Australians.
Today, in company with Senators Antic, Canavan, Rennick and O'Sullivan, a Bill was introduced to immediately commence a Senate Select Commission of Inquiry into our… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805533759519048180
Australia declared the most expensive country for housing in the English speaking world.
Ban foreigners buying houses and cut immigration now!
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