Entries by

Why I’m going to Canberra this week

I’ve made the decision to attend Senate sitting tomorrow in Canberra. I have driven from home and camped at Myall Lakes last night in NSW on the way down to limit contact with others. It will be a shortened sitting week to pass essential Bills and the stimulus package. While I could have not attended, […]

,

One Nation Murray Darling Basin Update

The recent bushfires, some rains and now the CoronaVirus has taken attention away from farmers still struggling with drought or the Murray Darling Basin plan which is still failing to deliver water to farmers. One Nation has not forgotten about our farmers and is still fighting for a fair and equitable allocation of water. In […]

Fishing industry under threat

Transcript Hi, I’m Senator Malcolm Roberts and I’m in Rockhampton with David Swindells and Rob Pie. They’re both fishermen, they’ve been fishing for many years. And I am absolutely stunned and shocked with the stories I’ve heard in the last hour and a half. So we’re just gonna pick a couple of really startling stories. […]

, ,

Indonesia ‘free trade’ agreement a stinker

 I spoke about 3 “free trade” agreements that the Liberal, National and Labor party have voted together to approve. Globalists united! While there is some fantastic news for farmers, the Indonesian agreement is a stinker. ————————————————————————- My first comment, Mr President is to criticise this Government for bundling 3 free trade agreements into the one […]

,

How the Greens implement the UN’s 2030 Agenda

In response to a motion from Senator Hanson-Young, I outlined how the Greens keep changing their position until the UN’s Agenda 2030 Sustainable goals are reached. The Greens in Tasmania led the war against the forestry industry for decades in the name of conservation. This war against the sustainable forestry industry has seen a decline […]