During this Estimates session, I questioned the Office of the Governor-General regarding their association with the political activist group Equality Australia. My primary concern is the perceived loss of neutrality for the Governor-General’s office. I asked Mr. Martin how the Governor-General can justify being a patron of an organisation that advocates for irreversible gender treatments […]
In this session, I asked about the system for testing childhood vaccines before authorisation and during use. I asked because the United States FDA has recently de-listed approximately half of their scheduled vaccines due to adverse events (side effects). It was a simple question, yet the answer was “tag-teamed” across the panel of witnesses from […]
The Liberal-National coalition and Labor are playing a desperate game of catch-up. For years, they’ve ignored the real issues — energy, housing and mass immigration crisis, which started under John Howard and has exploded under the Albanese government. Now, they’re copying One Nation’s homework. They drop the right buzzwords and borrow our rhetoric because they’re […]
For over 15 years, I have warned that the climate scam is a direct assault on the Australian way of life. And it’s not just our hip pockets being hit — it’s our humanity. Labor and Chris Bowen are selling you a “renewable revolution,” yet they aren’t telling you who’s paying the real price. While […]
During this session with Housing Australia, I call out the lack of transparency and the questionable math behind the home deposit guarantee schemes. I asked Mr Langford why it took nine weeks to get an answer to a simple question: how many borrowers have exited the scheme? They finally admitted that of the 185,000 guarantees […]
During this session with the Fair Work Commission, I asked Mr Furlong if he agreed that you cannot use an enterprise agreement to strip away rights provided by the Fair Work Act and the National Employment Standards. He agreed. During our exchange, I highlighted several concerns: I reminded Mr. Furlong that the High Court in […]
Those who heard Senator Michaelia Cash’s speech about One Nation’s decision to vote against Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ Competition and Consumer (Industry Codes-Cash Acceptance) Regulations 2025 might have been left with the impression that One Nation has abandoned cash. Senator Cash said: ‘The obvious question that is before the Senate in relation to the disallowance motion is, “Why […]
The Labor government is overriding our courts and regulators to hand-pick which advocacy groups get tax-deductible status. In a recent Senate Estimates hearing, I questioned why Equality Australia was granted specific Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status in the 2025 Budget, despite being rejected by the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC), the Administrative Appeals Tribunal […]
RBA Governor Bullock: “Well, certainly the more population you have, the more demand for housing.” – Senate Estimates | October 2025 Transcript Senator ROBERTS: Thank you. I understand that household inflation expectations have a big impact on inflation itself. At the economic roundtable, Treasurer Chalmers said: Real wages are growing at their strongest rate in […]
Another round of questioning regarding the Labor government’s pursuit of environmental water. And frankly, the answers I’m getting from the Department and Minister Watt leave me deeply concerned for our rural communities. Here is where we stand: I asked the officials exactly how much water they’re still looking to strip from the system. It turns […]
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