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Raging at the ‘Dying’ of Wokeism

Labor is using censorship to stop power shifting back to the people … Labor’s Digital Duty of Care bill forms part of an ongoing tantrum put on – jointly – by the Uniparty and media after they lost control of the political narrative. The rise of social media represents their loss of power. As children, we learned […]

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Labor Built a Housing Crisis

One Nation warned about Labor’s housing policies — and now young buyers are paying the price. Negative equity, tax hikes and soaring interest rates have created the perfect storm. We won’t stop exposing this incompetent government’s selling out of young Australians trying to get ahead and own their own home. Transcript Senator Roberts: When the […]

The Radical Grant Probe

An Islamic centre in Broadmeadows – “MyCentre” – received $68,000 under the Community Language Schools Grants program. I asked Minister Watt what steps had been taken to verify these funds were used for teaching Arabic to schoolchildren after reports emerged that funds went to a radicalised adult instead. Minister Watt stated he could not comment […]

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The Price Tag of Socialism

While market competition and cost-of-living relief are urgently needed, the Greens’ proposal for state-run supermarkets and price caps is economically flawed and infeasible. Instead, One Nation supports increasing competition by funding the ACCC to investigate and prosecute restrictive trade practices, dishonest advertising, and unfair competitor advantages used by major supermarkets (Coles, Woolworths, Aldi). We propose […]

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Killing the Golden Goose

The Greens are trying to force higher taxes onto Australia’s resource sector and I have to ask: how much is enough? With the mining, oil and gas industries contributing $45 billion in taxes and royalties last year alone and $335 billion over the past five years, true economic growth comes from expanding, not shutting down, […]

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The High Price of Socialist Ambition

The Australia Institute recently claimed that big government serves everyday Australians while small government only serves the rich. The point was to attack One Nation’s “neoliberal” policies. They completely miss our core belief that an economy run for the benefit of the people creates growth and abundance so Australians can be self-sufficient and independent. It’s […]

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Climate Bureaucracy Is Bleeding Australia Dry

Decarbonisation has completely infected our bureaucracy, with dedicated offices and lavish government grants funding a fabricated, calamitous nonproblem at the expense of everyday Australians. From wasting $444 million on the Great Barrier Reef Authority to funding endless research, this pointless transition places an escalating financial burden on taxpayers. As these costs spiral, future governments will […]

One Nation vs. The ABC

This is my exchange with ABC representatives and Minister Green regarding bias, accuracy, and fairness. I raised a podcast appearance by the ABC Chair where he criticised One Nation’s approach to choosing which journalists and media outlets we engage with, labelling it “undemocratic” and a “dark and dangerous place,” noting that this pejorative phrasing has […]

The Price Tag of the Suburban Rail Loop

The Victorian Premier puts the cost of Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) East between $30 billion and $34.5 billion, whilst the Victorian Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) estimates the combined cost for both the East and North stages at a staggering $132 billion once loans are repaid by 2084. When I broke down the numbers based on […]

When “Alive” Needs Protecting

Born alive means ALIVE! I spoke in support of the Born Alive Protection Bill and called on all parties to allow a conscience vote. My challenge is simple. If no child is suffering this fate, pass the bill and let it gather dust. But if Parliament refuses to do that, it raises an obvious question […]