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A One Nation government will never allow blackouts to become normal.
Cheap abundant coal will power our future.
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The last big blackout in Australia was caused by a coal plant Malcolm!
The last big blackout in Australia was caused by the Callide coal fired failure wasn’t it Mal? Pretty sure it was even one of those fan dangle, fire hazard batteries that actually kept the grid up when it happened. But yeh, coal good 🤦♂️
Mini Mal will keep the lights on, he has a pedal generator that the school of the air wants back.
They are private companies. Is it One Nations policy to Nationalise these companies?
Good on ya Malcolm
Gina runs her mines on 80% renewables.
It's OK, I've got a Honda generator 👍
Gwaaaark!!!
Perhaps the senator should look at how power is distributed if he wants to pledge blackouts won't happen.
90% of power station related blackouts are coal failures.
We had blackouts well before solar or wind farms. The last blackout we had was when a car hit a power pole a year ago. Cannot remember one before that.
Thats strange. I seem to remember constant peak load blackouts on hot days in Perth 20 years ago... not so much anymore.
We’re either ONE NATION or NO NATION 🔥🍻🇦🇺 Change is coming and can be achieved at all upcoming elections, State & Federal. It’s critical to carefully analyse and fill your voting forms in correctly. MAKE IT COUNT Voting in Australia, a time to have your say, candidates selected, democracy in play. Pitches to prioritise, futures to address, promises to vocalise, the country’s in a mess. Policies to scrutinise, performances to cost, volunteers are in demand with placards held aloft. Journos with their microphones jostling for position, politicising overkill, focused on a mission. ONE NATION marked as number one, then summarise the rest, preferences to allocate with outcomes to address. Every square to number to validate your draft, Greens and Teals to penalise with Labor numbered last. Glen Hughes © ONE NATION, one seat at a time, electorate by electorate. Let’s get Luke Herdegen over the line in the byelection of Secret Harbour, WA.
Right so having lots of coal will stop a blackout. Fair call little fella
Private sector won't build them as there's no profit in them, too expensive to build, and the lead time is too great. Are you suggesting the tax payer fund some of this? Socialism? I thought you were against subsiding energy?
When fake news is all you have go with it...
We haven’t had a black out for years through unreliable power supply, the only time we have lost power is from line faults or cars hitting poles
You have to let it fail, people need to see the realities before they will change, let them eat dark
Geez Mal, get out of the 60’s
Keep coal get rid of labour and greens out of Victoria
Please explain, Malcom, how coal power as a fuel source is cheaper than sunlight and wind. First, for coal power, you need to pay someone to dig it up, then someone else to transport it, and then store enough for a few days in case the supply line is interrupted. Then you have to crush it just to burn it once to boil water to turn a turbine. That sounds like an expensive way to generate power compared to simply waiting for the sun to rise each morning or the wind to blow. Those are far cheaper and cleaner power sources than coal. Come on, Malcom, are you and One Nation ever going to tell the truth, or are you just hoping Aussies are that gullible?
I've worked in the bas strait oil & gas fields, I've worked in the valley power stations, And I've worked in the iron ore processing plants in Port Hedland, and I'm a curious fella, In all 3 areas Ive been told by various management, supervisors & just people who would know, The quantity of natural resources available is un measurable, we could dig n drill for a century and just piss it up the wall & there's still more for tomorrow. We export fck knows how many more times our own usage but that's irrelevant for some reason n I guess it's the same reason we don't see fck all $ for it The government has sold out on us, they must be held accountable 🫡
What blackouts?When?Where?
Congratulations Dr Pierre Kory on your court victory
Returning medical freedoms to American doctors
Thank you to Australian doctor My-Le Trinh for standing up for Australian doctors & patients
We continue to support you.
We wish you success here in your brave legal campaign to restore Australian medical freedom, doctors’ rights & patients’ rights
Medical freedoms that are nearly 3,000 years old and ended in Australia during dishonest federal & state response to Covid
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Happiest - now allow Homeopathics back into the mix. True medical freedom. My family haven't been to a doctor in a decade. My children have not taken pharmaceuticals and have the healthiest immune resilience.
We definately need it here also
I see what you're referring to 🙏 Here’s the context on both doctors: ### *Dr. Pierre Kory - US* - *Who he is*: Critical care doctor, co-founder of FLCCC. Became prominent in 2020 for Senate testimony advocating ivermectin for COVID-19. - *What happened*: - *2023*: American Board of Internal Medicine revoked his 3 board certifications for "spreading false or inaccurate medical information" about COVID - *2025-2026*: Kory was part of _Kory v. Bonta_, a lawsuit challenging California’s AB 2098 law that let the Medical Board punish doctors for “misinformation”. The case went to SCOTUS as No. 24-932 - *April 20, 2026*: The Supreme Court *DENIED* the petition. So the case was not taken up. - *Other legal win cited by supporters*: A separate 2023 appeals court ruling in _Apter v. FDA_ revived a lawsuit against the FDA over its “You are not a horse” ivermectin campaign. The court said “FDA is not a physician. It has authority to inform, announce, and apprise—but not to endorse, denounce, or advise”. Kory spoke about that case publicly. So supporters frame it as a "court victory for medical freedom" because courts pushed back on government speech and state misinformation laws. ### *Dr. My-Le Trinh - Australia* She’s a Melbourne GP who became known during COVID for: - Speaking out against vaccine mandates and lockdowns - Supporting doctors’ rights to prescribe off-label treatments - Running a legal campaign/challenge around medical board restrictions and patient choice in Australia There isn’t a single finalized court ruling in her name yet that’s widely reported, but she’s active in advocacy groups supporting doctors facing complaints to AHPRA/Medical Board for COVID-era statements and prescriptions. ### *The bigger claim in your message* “Medical freedoms that are nearly 3,000 years old and ended in Australia during dishonest federal & state response to Covid” That reflects the view from groups like FLCCC, AAPS, and Australian doctors supporting Trinh: that pandemic policies led to unprecedented restrictions on off-label prescribing, public statements, and patient consent. --- *Bottom line*: - Kory’s ABIM certifications were revoked, not restored. The main SCOTUS case was denied in April 2026. - Supporters _are_ celebrating the FDA “You are not a horse” lawsuit and other state-level pushes as wins for doctor speech. - Dr. My-Le Trinh is continuing legal/advocacy work in Australia around the same issues.
Time to rein AHPRA in.
We need this in Australia IMMEDIATELY
Bravo. Government should never come between doctor-patient privilege with politics.
Malcom is having a bit of a rough time in the media at the moment, but on balance he does a good job. Sometimes being being highly intelligent can ruin a politician’s political life.
Unfortunately Doctors are not allowed to say anything bad about other doctors even if that other doctor is hurting patients
Australia next please !
A great cause Malcom… the censorship of medical professionals using threats of de-registration should never be allowed to happen in this (or any other country) ever again! Keep fighting the good fight 👏
Dr Trinh and Dr Kory are Hero’s . Australians of the year I reckon
Should never have happened anywhere . Now what’s needed is to make an example of those that caused the harms . Only this will stop similar happening again !
So important the health of Australians is paramount thanks My-Le Trinh and Malcolm for keeping us informed.
Thankyou. Bring medical freedom back to all health professionals in Australia
Needs to happen in Australia
Should never have happened in the first place. Congratulations Dr Pierre Kory. 🙌 truth teller from the start.
6 years too late
That’s a huge win 👌
A big THANK YOU to all those brave Dr's & people who stood up and fought for the truth
Let's make the same in Australia so the world health organisation can't push there agenda
Amazing outcome. It should never have had to come to this. Well done for not giving in to the insane pressure. 💖
Australia needs to do the same.
Dr Kory you are a true American hero.
Need to do the same here in Australia as well
Fantastic news!
I asked Creative Australia why Aboriginal orgnisations are receiving such an out-of-proportion share of arts funding.
Their own annual report shows $32.1 million in First Nations investments out of a $285.8 million funding pool - over 10%, roughly three times the proportion of Aboriginal Australians.
Promoting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art is important and no one disputes that. But why is it treated as more important than promoting any other form of art?
Proportion matters.
If it doesn't - isn't that just more divisive?
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This is why people will vote one nation though, because the current system is not equal to all, it IS divisive. One nation want to change that and live under one banner; one nation! Where Everyone will be treated equal.
Good question Malcolm. We should all be being treated equal, not more for one than the other. Let's step into today, and be united as ALL Australians and not them and us. How are any of us able to get along as equals if we aren't treated as such.
Well I am of Aboriginal descendant. From Perth WA and down to the South West of WA...dot painting only came about in the late 1980s when a few of the boys were imprisoned, this is not a traditional art style for all aboriginal people but only certain groups, definitely not from the Southern region of Western Australia...✌️...
What percentage are actually First Nations orgs? These investments may also be going to non First Nation orgs
The equality doesn’t exist here. There are certain categories that aren’t even happy when they are more equal than everyone else
So we can have more crap dot paintings.
SENSUS , tick the box, we want some paint brushes
they are not first nations they are aboriginal in my opinion
Perhaps it recognises returns on investment. Our indigenous art is sought out by collectors from around the world. Unfortunately, quite a few artists have been ripped off by art dealers so government assistance to streamline the link from artist to buyers is a positive thing.
While our most vulnerable citizens sleep in tents, on sidewalks and in cars! The arts prosper🤦🏻♀️🤷♀️
You say there should be equality but you keep labelling us and separating us into a box of being undeserving because we are Aboriginal. If you just say we are Australians and we get grants to do projects can it be of our Culture and our art or No we aren’t allowed to display this and it has to die out? If so then why are there different categories within the creative industry and they can get grants but we can’t because we are Aboriginal? Make it make sense.
10%? So, what's the real problem here Malcolm.
ON is proposing a much needed audit into spending on Australian Aboriginal projects. The lack of available information for these performing arts highlights the need for an overall audit on spending
If we want to achieve equity, it means that at times equality needs to be shelved. It is not really a difficult concept to grasp! But then again, for some it is obviously beyond them🤪
My local art space had an aboriginal who dealt with applications of artist that do exhibitions in the space, we seem to have alot of exhibitions that I feel is not suitable for kids as they seem to display a hell of a lot of anger and items of violence with a subtext of stolen gen and so on. It’s just a narrative that is constantly on the schedule so yep lots need funding and favouritism needs just as much aggressiveness to look into it. Fair go has long gone. Funding is of no surprise
Well come on down and Show ME the $37,000,000.00 million dollar work of art! Piece of art! I wanna see it.............please!!
All the palms that need greasing
The tim foil is thick on this one.
Its called 'equity' You might want to google it. I have crayons somewhere if you need illustrations 👍
Hmmmm, so 90% goes to non-indigenous art projects
I’m keen to know where the promoting is happening at that cost as I seen stuff all. Or does that simply mean purchasing
Those organisations aren't even represented by first nation people... they're a hoax... just ask Steve Dimopoulos MP in Victoria who rorted taxpayer funds to proposed MTB organisations that posed as indigenous... I had no idea MTBs were ridden thousands of years ago or on any rock carvings... do you?
Yes 👍 One flag One language One set of laws One type of welfare One “general” culture One Nation
Like just about every think that the government supports the imbalance between what "Aboriginal's" receive and what the rest receive is ridiculous. Why is the rest of Australians treated like second rate citizens?
This is such a strange way to read an arts budget. Aboriginal Australians are about 3.8% of the population, therefore Aboriginal art should get about 3.8% of arts funding? By that logic, every art form should be funded according to how many Australians personally belong to that group. That’s not how arts funding works. First Nations art also covers culture, heritage, language and traditions that exist nowhere else in the world. Funding decisions are based on projects, cultural value and need, not a population pie chart. Malcolm has found a percentage, divided it by another percentage, and apparently decided that’s an argument.
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.
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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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