Doctors have raised with me their concerns about a lack of accountability and a lack of basic understanding that is evident in reports prepared by the Professional Services Review Scheme (PSRS). During the December 2025 Senate Estimates session, I asked Professor De Dio of the PSRS about the process for drafting Committee Reports. He explained […]
I spoke with Dr. Marcelle Noja, who expressed sympathy for those whose health has been compromised by mesh complications. When asked about the Australian Pelvic Floor Procedure Registry’s failures in following up with patients, she stated that this question would be taken on notice. I also inquired about the steps the government is taking to […]
As we wrap up 2025, I want to thank you for your incredible support throughout the year. This support and your involvement made all the difference, and it’s been a privilege to serve you during 2025. I’m deeply grateful to our hardworking team in our Senate office, and to all One Nation teams across Australia. […]
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 […]
The Nationals are starting to see the truth about the net zero scam — well, sort of. They are finally admitting net zero is hurting regional Australia—yet they still cling to the scam. One Nation has said for years: scrap net zero completely. It’s costing taxpayers $30 billion a year and will blow out to […]
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 […]
When I look at the NDIS and NDIA, I see a system full of contradictions—balancing fraud prevention with accessibility has been a challenge since its inception. In this Estimates session, I focused on fraud and the work of the Fraud Fusion Taskforce. I raised concerns about the gap between over 7,000 tip-offs in the June […]
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 […]
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 […]
At Estimates, I asked Professor Adriana Platona why the Australian Government and CSL took the unacceptable risk of allowing its haemophilia patients to receive a product that would likely infect them with Hepatitis C – as it later became known as. That question was left unanswered. I asked why, even after safer 80-degree heat-treated products […]
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