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Running on Empty

How Labor is turning fuel security into another Net Zero scam under the banner of ‘national security’ Despite decades of warnings, Australia has been exposed to an incredibly dangerous situation. We have 20-ish days of fuel security, much of it hosted offshore, and all of it draining away as war escalates in the Middle East. […]

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The Cost of Looking the Other Way

The “she’ll be right, mate” attitude has failed us. From the Bali bombings to the Bondi massacre, the reality is clear: Radical Islam is a threat to our Western civilisation and the Albanese Labor government is too blinded by “tolerance” to see it. While Labor and the Greens obsess over “right-wing strawmen,” they are ignoring […]

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Running on Empty

Successive Liberal and Labor governments have run Australia’s fuel reserves down to dangerously low levels. Both parties are following an agenda to promote electrification, pushing for the adoption of electric cars and trucks. The most effective way to achieve this is to force petrol shortages, thereby forcing the public to buy electric vehicles. Over the […]

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Elitism: The New Labor Way

Premier Malinauskas is campaigning in the South Australia state election with the lie that building submarines in SA will provide our young with “breadwinner” jobs — jobs that will allow them to own their own homes, start a family and generally live the life successive Liberal and Labor governments have actually taken from them. The […]

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Ending the Era of Mass Migration

For decades, the Liberal-Labor Uniparty has put the cart before the horse, bringing in record numbers of people before building the infrastructure needed to support them. And what’s the result? Record homelessness, average house prices skyrocketing across Australia, and an entire generation of young Aussies giving up on the “Great Australian Dream”. One Nation introduced […]

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Bureaucrats vs. Parents

I have used Estimates several times to draw attention to the filth being distributed in libraries, material that targets children and is available to them regardless of age. This includes graphic sex-instruction manuals that most adults would find excessive. We urgently need an intermediate classification for graphic written publications. We have raised this issue for many years; […]

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Whistleblowers Left Unprotected

In Senate Estimates, I questioned ASIC over the case of Roxanne Mysko, a whistleblower who spoke up about major safety failings in the trucking industry, only to be left unprotected. Why hasn’t ASIC used the Corporations Act to protect her? Why was the matter referred elsewhere when ASIC has direct responsibility under Part 9.4AAA? Will ASIC […]

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Are There Really 200 Would-Be Terrorists in Australia?

During the recent Senate Estimates, I questioned Mr Burgess, Director-General of ASIO, about the scale and nature of extremist threats in Australia. I cited figures of 200 potential terrorists and 18,000 people on threat-related watchlists. Mr Burgess clarified that while “tens of thousands” have been investigated since 2001, not all remain active threats. He stated that the […]

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Insurance Profits Soar While Australians Struggle

During Senate Estimates in October, I raised an issue that’s hurting Australians — insurance costs. Health Insurance: Private hospitals across Australia are under extreme stress because of funding shortfalls from insurers, yet those same insurers are posting record profits — over $5 billion. Why are hospitals being starved while insurers rake in billions? The ACCC Chair […]