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Christmas Closure Announcement

Just a heads up! Our team is taking a well-deserved Christmas break so we can return refreshed and ready for a big year in 2026! 📅 Closed: From 4:00 PM Friday, 19 December 2025 📅 Reopen: Monday, 12 January 2026 at 8:30 AM As you can imagine, the inbox will be overflowing! If your message […]

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Equality Means Fairness – Not Quotas

At Senate Estimates, I raised key questions about workplace gender equality and family policy. I asked the Workplace Gender Equality Agency to state executive salaries — the head earns $313,000. I highlighted to them that the agency itself has a gender pay gap in favour of women — women earn $111,746 vs men $106,141, and […]

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The NACC: Big Budget, Small Results

Since its inception in July 2023, the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has spent over $140 million of taxpayer money. Yet, despite having more powers and more staff than its predecessor, the results so far are underwhelming: just one conviction, two simple investigations, and ten historical cases carried over from the Australian Commission for Law Enforcement […]

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Lyme Disease Denial in Australia

During this Estimates session, I raised questions regarding the management of Lyme Disease. Unfortunately, my concerns appeared to fall on deaf ears. I was repeatedly told the same narrative—that there is no evidence of Lyme Disease existing in Australia—and it was evident that the so-called “experts” had no interest in exploring this issue further. There […]

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A Simple Step Toward Safer Immunisation

FOI requests, and the information they reveal, are an important element of Senate Estimates. In the past, a reference to the FOI number would prompt a staff member to appear with the relevant information to enable discussion. At the start of my question, a staff member approached the table with their laptop open—most likely with […]

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One Nation, One Law

Senator Watt has circulated an edited version of my exchange with the Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia, which omits a large part of the discussion. This is the full exchange. I asked the new Islamophobia Envoy about a report he delivered to the Government a few months ago which, in One Nation’s view, whitewashed Islamic […]

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Bigger than the Burqa

Why Pauline Hanson was censured and our Bill – silenced. They called it ‘a stunt’. They being the hypocritical globalists in the Senate, the media mouthpieces waiting at the doors, and the predatory activists desperate for something to be outraged about. The stunt being Senator Pauline Hanson’s decision to wear a burqa in the Chamber, which has […]