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The Cosy UniParty Agreement

The Defence Amendment (Parliamentary Joint Committee on Defence) Bill 2025 shifts defence review responsibilities to a new joint committee. Although it creates an odd dynamic for the remaining foreign affairs and trade committee, I agree that a dedicated committee is necessary. The AUKUS alliance is the largest infrastructure spend in our nation’s history. Taxpayers deserve respect […]

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Flawed Laws, Greedy Giants

One Nation agrees with the sentiment behind the Competition and Consumer Amendment (Make Price Gouging Illegal) Bill 2024. Coles and Woolworths have morphed from trusted Australian grocery stores into greedy, shareholder-driven machines that have rightfully become the most disliked brands in the country. While we support the goal of reining them in, we cannot support […]

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The Death of the Quarter-Acre Block

What we are witnessing under this Labor government is nothing short of a deliberate assault on the Australian dream. Labor is systematically killing off the traditional quarter-acre block and removing the option of home ownership from everyday Australians. Labor want to make us all equal by making everyone poor, destroying the independence that owning a […]

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Scrap Net-Zero, Not Health Rebates

One Nation strongly opposes the Albanese government’s plan to remove the private health insurance rebate for older Australians (65+). Removing these rebates will ultimately cost taxpayers billions more than it will save and will put immense strain on the public hospital system. One Nation rejects the government’s “intergenerational fairness” narrative. It is nothing more than […]

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The Monstrous Reach of the Paris Agreement

No, Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan, it is not just ‘a piece of paper’. We’ve heard it before. A cataclysmic policy or international agreement disguised as performative, symbolic, or ‘a piece of paper’. Anthony Albanese used this underhanded trick during the Voice to Parliament when he claimed the Uluru Statement from the Heart was ‘on […]

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One Nation’s Gas Policy: Securing the Wealth of the Nation

One Nation aims to increase domestic oil and gas exploration and production by partnering with the industry rather than restricting it. Our goal is to secure greater financial returns for Australians, lower energy prices, and reduce government debt through direct state investment rather than new taxes or forced reservations. By financially backing exploration and taking […]