News broke earlier this week of Universities being accused of handing out degrees to foreign students who can’t even pass basic English courses. Australian universities generate huge revenue from foreign students and are heavily dependent on this income. Meanwhile, Australian students are required to complete group assignments with these students who can’t even speak basic […]
In a recent senate estimate session, I raised questions about the massive purchase of 267 million COVID-19 vaccine doses for Australia’s 27 million population. Despite only using a fraction of these doses, concerns remain about transparency and cost efficiency of that purchase. Bureaucrats state that there was a need for a diverse vaccine portfolio and […]
Real wages have gone backwards, erasing a decade of pay rises since this government took office. This data is up to March, so it doesn’t reflect the current inflation rise. So, if Australians feel they’re working harder and getting less, it’s because they are. Net zero policies are driving up electricity prices, which in turn affect […]
40 wind turbines every month. 22,000 solar panels every single day. 28,000 km of transmission lines and 48 gigawatt of batteries. That’s what the Net-Zero pipe dream requires. These goals will never be achieved, yet the government persists in pursuing them, causing huge damage to our environment along the way. No one will take responsibility […]
The Strategic Shipping Fleet proposes tax incentives for selected shipping owners to flag vessels in Australia and employ Australian crews. The plan aims to ensure these ships remain near Australia for potential repurposing during supply crises to maintain essential goods supply. One Nation supports this proposal, however the published plan lacks detail, particularly regarding the […]
I joined Peter Fegan of 4BC Radio to discuss the inquiry into the defence honours and awards system due to my motion being passed in the Senate recently. The morale within the ADF is alarmingly low, reaching a level that could severely impact our future security. There is a prevailing sentiment among ADF personnel that […]
Watch as these climate change bureaucrats deflect and squirm when trying to answer basic questions about what their department has been doing. This session looked at why they sold millions of barrels of oil held in the United States and Labor’s new tax on petrol and diesel cars. Like always, the Department of Climate Change, […]
The greatest lie told to Australians is that “wind and solar are the cheapest forms of energy”. Politicians and journalists, who should know better, are using a report of models from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation’s (CSIRO) GenCost to try to justify this claim. In recent decades, CSIRO has completely destroyed its once […]
As the cost of living increases out of control, the number of businesses going broke (insolvency) is on the rise. Each of these insolvencies is a tragic story of people losing their jobs and facing uncertainty about whether they will have money to put food on the table. Ditch the net-zero policies that are driving […]
The housing supply and affordability crisis is upon us and debating how we arrived here won’t help. One Nation’s housing policy ‘looks to the future,’ offering common-sense solutions to help more Australians purchase their own home, while at the same time, reducing rent. Overview The Role of Interest Rates in the Housing Crisis The Reserve […]
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