At the recent Senate Estimates, I inquired about the recent turmoil at the Northern Australian Aboriginal Justice Authority (NAAJA), which has seen six CEOs appointed over a two-year period. One of the CEOs was found by the Federal Court to have been unfairly dismissed and chronic staff shortages have led to the suspension of legal […]
I asked the representative of the National Blood Authority if he was aware of the early history of the Red Cross and Health Department’s responses to ensuring the safety of blood products used in Australia. He stated that the National Blood Authority had not been established at that time but recalled that Australia was one […]
When government discounts expire, Australia will be facing their highest electricity bills ever. This is despite CSIRO claims that wind and solar are the cheapest forms of electricity. With the largest amount of wind and solar on the grid, electricity prices have never been higher – go figure. Australia is incredibly rich in resources and […]
Defence generals tell me that, despite a large number of troops being relocated to Townsville during a housing crisis, there’s no problem with finding accommodation for our diggers. This claim comes despite Townsville having a “dangerously low” rental vacancy rate of just 1%. If you or your family are experiencing difficulties in finding accommodation after […]
The shiny generals at Defence headquarters have spent huge amounts of taxpayer money on recruitment, yet the number of people employed has declined. I’m worried that the Defence Force is stocking their numbers with university educated desk jockeys rather than the fighters we need. Let’s see how they respond to this on notice. Transcript Senator […]
Angus Campbell’s DSC (Distinguished Service Cross) is still a live issue and retiring won’t bury it. Now we know Campbell’s replacement, CDF Johnston, was the person who nominated Campbell for his DSC. Johnston maintains he was just doing what everyone else did at the time. He did not disclose the specific action, with enemy forces […]
Many graduates are asking whether attending university and getting a HECS debt was worth it. For many, the answer is no. With Vice-Chancellors earning over $1 million a year, degrees are costing more yet worth less. One Nation would stop universities ripping off students and cut the HECS debt being accumulated. We’ll also require universities […]
The pornographic publication – Welcome to Sex – which is aimed at children, was shortlisted for the Prime Minister’s Literary Awards. This book is unclassified, meaning it can be accessed by children of any age, and is found in the children’s section of many libraries. I asked Creative Australia how this could happen. The answer […]
The Digital Restack is a simple concept. When digital television was introduced in Australia, each station was given six channels but opted to use only five. In fact, they often struggle to provide entertaining content on even those five. The bandwidth from the sixth channel has been sitting unused between stations all this time. A […]
The eSafety Commissioner has the power to issue takedown notices on various types of material, with exploitation material being the most common. One Nation supports these powers being used for this purpose. A small portion of their work involves removing material that is deemed “violent or distressing.” This was the power used in the case […]
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