Cheap illicit tobacco keeps smoking rates alive – and the Health Department confirmed it. They admitted that illicit cigarettes are cheaper because they avoid excise, and that cheap cigarettes encourage people to smoke. When criminals flood the market with excise-free cigarettes, people keep smoking. It’s that simple. Yet the government refuses to reduce the tobacco […]
During this session with the Office of the eSafety, I requested an updated, detailed breakdown of the Commissioner’s overseas trips, including destination countries, separate trip counts and specific cities and dates for travel to the United States – which was taken on notice. I then turned to the March 2026 compliance update that states that […]
During recent Estimates hearings, I questioned officials from the National Water Grid (NWG) and Minister Murray Watt on critical water infrastructure and supply issues amid Australia’s surging population and rising demand. I asked for an update on the Paradise Dam works, noting that the Crisafulli government is still evaluating the business case. I also asked […]
I brought up the deeply distressing case of Mr Jae Jang, highlighting striking similarities to the Clarke case. I noted that after years of protracted legal battles, criminal charges against Mr Jang and his employees were dropped because the prosecution had no evidence to offer. I pointed out the devastating human toll — Mr Jang […]
Free speech, open debate and the restoration of Australia The political landscape in Australia is changing. There is no question about that. Some call it the rise of ‘Populism’. Others prefer to frame it as a return to common sense. Public sentiment is changing because Australians are fed up with years of lies and bad […]
One Nation is proud of its comprehensive, detailed seven-page immigration policy, designed to fix the daily challenges facing everyday Australians. While critics, particularly from the Uniparty, dismiss our policy, we recognise that their opposition is either politically motivated or stems from an ignorance of the facts. And let’s be clear, backpacker, PALM and tourism numbers […]
The Prime Minister and Attorney-General have called on One Nation to disavow the Nazi party, and media outlets like the Sydney Morning Herald unfairly claimed that One Nation refused to denounce Nazis despite quoting speeches where we explicitly did so. One Nation completely disavows neo-Nazis and ethno-nationalists who distort nationalism to promote supremacy. Transcript Recently, […]
During this session, I raised critical questions with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator regarding the life-and-death matter of rising heavy vehicle road fatalities, noting recent increases in New South Wales and Queensland. I questioned Ms Rosie about anecdotal insights regarding the source of these high-risk drivers. Speaking objectively as a migrant myself, I passed on […]
One Nation strongly opposed the Online Safety Management (Strengthening Enforcement for the Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2026 and its draconian amendments – which passed the Senate today. The social media minimum age framework has fundamentally failed because a nanny state cannot outsmart tech-savvy children using VPNs and other “workarounds”. Instead of protecting kids, it […]
Some have claimed that no One Nation Senators showed up to the Senate hearings into the Illicit Tobacco industry. I sat through it myself, questioning publicans, tobacconists and small business owners about what this trade is doing to their towns. What they told me was blunt. Smoking rates rising, legal tax revenue in freefall, and […]
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