During this session, I raised critical questions with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator regarding the life-and-death matter of rising heavy vehicle road fatalities, noting recent increases in New South Wales and Queensland. I questioned Ms Rosie about anecdotal insights regarding the source of these high-risk drivers. Speaking objectively as a migrant myself, I passed on […]
One Nation strongly opposed the Online Safety Management (Strengthening Enforcement for the Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2026 and its draconian amendments – which passed the Senate today. The social media minimum age framework has fundamentally failed because a nanny state cannot outsmart tech-savvy children using VPNs and other “workarounds”. Instead of protecting kids, it […]
Some have claimed that no One Nation Senators showed up to the Senate hearings into the Illicit Tobacco industry. I sat through it myself, questioning publicans, tobacconists and small business owners about what this trade is doing to their towns. What they told me was blunt. Smoking rates rising, legal tax revenue in freefall, and […]
The Competition and Consumer Amendment (Responding to Exceptional Circumstances) Bill 2026 gives the ACCC and the minister wide ranging power to exempt large corporations from anticompetitive and fair trading laws during crises like the Iranian oil shock. It lets the government “tear up the rulebook” by rubberstamping illegal anticompetitive behaviour through a Ministerial instrument. Using […]
The Copyright Amendment Bill 2025 is the culmination of two years of consultation aimed at fixing a long-standing issue with orphan works, expanding online education exemptions, and making minor technical updates. Division 2AAA in the Copyright Act 1968 limits remedies against those using copyrighted works when the owner can’t be found after a “reasonably diligent” […]
Let’s talk about the EU-Australia Free Trade Agreement. One Nation supports fair trade, not free trade. This agreement is a sellout driven by globalists in Labor, the Greens, and the Teals. This Agreement “sneaks” in powers over climate, gender, and social policy, bypassing our Constitution and giving foreign, “woke” NGOs (like George Soros’s Open Society […]
This is my interaction with federal agencies at the Illicit Tobacco hearing in Canberra on 18 May 2026. Tobacco excise tax losses range from $7.7 billion to $11.8 billion annually (ITEC report). The agencies confirmed that illicit tobacco is a massive, highly sophisticated, and growing threat tied directly to organised crime. The Australian Federal Police […]
Fuel costs are skyrocketing! When harvest fuel bills double and take weeks to recoup from supermarkets, family farms simply can’t finance the food on our tables. If Canberra keeps treating our fuel sovereignty like someone else’s problem, store shelves will empty fast. Our food producers are already feeling the heat. Government needs to step up […]
During this Senate estimates, I confronted officials over their “dodge” of my earlier question regarding M1 motorway works between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Instead of a brief summary, they dumped a staggering 1,535 pages of unindexed data on my office, effectively telling my staff, who have already been halved by resourcing cuts, to dig […]
I questioned Minister Murray Watt and departmental officials to get straight answers on how much taxpayer money is being spent on United Nations climate events and whether the government’s policies are hurting economic growth. I asked the department questions on taxpayer spending regarding Minister Chris Bowen’s role as president of negotiations for COP31 in Türkiye. […]
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