My questions to the NDIS Quality & Safeguards Commissioner was primarily about the quality and safety issues that render the system inefficient and hazardous. It became evident that fraud was rampant, leading to significant financial waste and leaving many recipients’ needs unmet. While some recipients received excessively extravagant packages with overvalued components, such as massages, […]
Since 2020, the government has guaranteed mortgages with only a 5% deposit. Given 150,000 Australians were unable to afford a 20% deposit, I was concerned many of them may have been hit especially hard by the RBA’s interest rate rises. Based on the figures provided here, it looks like most of these households are coping […]
The public hearing on Excess Mortality was profoundly poignant and unsettling in equal measure. It has sparked further concerns and raised questions that require answering about excess deaths since the rollout of the COVID vaccination and why there is such a concerted effort to deflect closer scrutiny. COVERSE and the Australian Medical Professionals’ Society (AMPS) […]
The disrespect by Labor towards the Senate Estimates process is reprehensible, especially for a government elected on promises to be ‘transparent and accountable’. As a representative of the people of Queensland and Australia, it’s my duty to uphold the sanctity of this Senate as the House of Review. The government’s audacity in cherry-picking what information […]
I joined Andrew Bogut in his studio on the Gold Coast for a very enjoyable conversation. Listen for free!
Adam Maslen, our state candidate for the seat of Nanango, will be joining me in Kingaroy. This is your opportunity to ask questions and learn about his plans as your state representative in the Queensland Parliament. We will discuss the destructible renewable energy projects that are emerging throughout regional and rural Queensland, and many other […]
For large swathes of Australia the countdown is on to lose almost all mobile phone coverage – and just about no-one in Canberra seems to care. Most people ‘enjoy’ solid 4G and even 5G signal in the major cities and towns, but once you hit the edges – the old-faithful 3G signal is often it. […]
There’s a lot of shady money flowing around our elections. One example is the weird case of nearly $50 million dollars flowing from coal mining company Glencore eventually making its way to the Labor party that wants to shut them down. Nearly $50 million in two years flowed from Glencore’s subsidiary company Abelshore to the […]
I asked the Australian Electoral Commission about their claims of misinformation and disinformation being a threat to elections. I was surprised to find that a taskforce that specifically reports on threats to the integrity of the election reported there was no interference that would undermine confidence in any results. Why the discrepancy between a taskforce […]
WHO Director, General Tedros Ghebreyesus, has conceded the failure of the WHO Pandemic Treaty at the start of the World Health Assembly 77. This is a great day for those of us who have stood against a global health dictatorship, including myself and One Nation Australia. Ghebreyesus was a terrorist with the Tigre Liberation Army. […]
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