Milk’s up. Eggs? Up. Lights on? Might cost a kidney! Coffee’s $6. A sandwich? $50. It’s not one big hit — it’s death by a thousand dollars. Labor’s cost-of-living crisis is eating Aussie life, one small joy at a time. Transcript The price of milk is going up, The price of eggs is going up. […]
I questioned the Department of Parliamentary Services about the concerning departure of former Secretary Rob Stefanic who I questioned over serious issue previously. The President confirmed he was terminated due to “lost trust and confidence” – but both the President and current Secretary Ms Hinchcliffe dodged questions about whether Mr Stefanic intercepted a public interest […]
Australians are being priced out of their own country — and I’m calling it out. In this full interview, I expose the real forces behind our housing crisis. Foreign buyers are snapping up homes while everyday Aussies are left struggling to afford a roof over their heads. 44% of the cost of a new home is TAX. That’s […]
During a recent “question time” in the senate, I asked the Minister representing the Minister for Climate Change about the total cost of the net zero transition. In her absence, Minister Watt responded, estimating the cost to be between $120 billion and $130 billion. However, this figure is significantly lower than other estimates, such as […]
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Matches Nationals in Senate Seats with Four Senators One Nation now holds four Senate seats—equal to the Nationals—after the election of Warwick Stacey in NSW and Tyron Whitten in WA. Stacey, a former hostage negotiator, joins Pauline Hanson and myself, bringing tough new resolve to the Senate. With Lidia Thorpe often […]
The TGA has sensationally dropped the recommendation for under 18s to receive the COVID injections, stating “benefits … are not considered to outweigh the potential harms.” We’ve come a long way from 3 years ago when the entire Senate voted down my One Nation amendment to ensure no infant or toddler under 4 years old […]
Think about this scenario: the RBA cuts rates, yet the interest you pay on your mortgage goes up. How could that happen? The answer is the Australian government’s trillion dollars in debt. If the muppets in Canberra continue to spend and borrow like they have been, adding to the near trillion dollar debt pile, the […]
What is the true cost of the net zero transition? Minister Watt had previously provided a figure of $122 billion, but this figure was significantly discounted and left out substantial elements of the cost, which Frontier Economics estimates to be over $650 billion. One critical omission was the cost of behind-the-meter power, which involves taking power […]
Australia’s political class is not putting Australians first. The Nationals and Liberals are more interested in fighting each other than actually putting forward something that will benefit the country – cheaper power and cheaper groceries by ditching Net-Zero. Interview with @empactnews Transcript Australian leaders, to be good, to be effective, have to put Australia’s interest […]
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