Joel Cauchi, who stabbed and killed six people and hospitalised another 12 people was a known mental health patient from Queensland. With a long history of schizophrenia, Cauchi was living an itinerant lifestyle with deteriorating mental health and apparently not being adequately medicated or monitored. How could this disaster have been prevented? Significant questions remain unanswered. […]
The Labor Albanese Government is destroying proven, low-cost coal power plants under the guise of “retiring them” and replacing this stable, secure, safe and affordable power with land-grabbing solar and wind installations which are proven now to be unreliable, environmentally-damaging and expensive. If Labor’s ideology means that it won’t consider new generation coal, which China […]
Community TV provides a vital service to small business, to communities, and to developing future workers in the broader TV & Radio sector. It provides a training ground for emerging talent and provides programmes with heart. If it didn’t exist, we wouldn’t have this ‘free’ hands-on training ground for students. Across refreshingly propaganda-free community television […]
The recent admission by Minister for Home Affairs, Clare O’Neil, that the Labor government has lost control of Australia’s borders is deeply troubling. A government’s primary responsibility is to ensure the security of its citizens and this revelation is a national disgrace. It seems that the government has ceded control of our borders to the […]
Defence senior leadership has failed to hold any senior officers accountable, instead choosing to throw soldiers under the bus. Once again, we have secrecy and a lack of accountability from Defence and from this Labor government. Freedom of Information responses have revealed as much and we will continue to dig further. Listen to my remarks […]
At the end of May, at the annual World Health Assembly, the World Health Organization (WHO) votes on amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR). Supported by Australia, the United States’ proposal was for 80 pages of changes that would turn the WHO into the world health police — 80 pages! The WHO proposed egregious […]
I acknowledge the significant contributions Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians have made to Australia and highlighted the failure of the Closing the Gap initiative, with only 4 out of 17 targets being met, with some even worsening. I recommended that resources should be directed straight to communities, bypassing the various entities within the Aboriginal […]
The looming 3G shutdown is going to cut off millions of Australians. I’m asking the Senate to establish an inquiry and calling on the Telcos to stop their shutdown. Update: Delay of 3G Shutdown After Inquiry Established The Senate has voted in favour of a One Nation motion establishing an inquiry into the looming 3G mobile […]
Senator Hanson recently spoke about record immigration and the human catastrophe this is causing to everyday Australians. The Australian newspaper described her words as ‘populist’. Among members of the news media, or commentariat, that label offers mythical protection, insulating them from having to actually discuss the issues we’re raising. The commentariat may be interested in […]
“With the Digital ID Bill passing through the Senate, the bombardment of promotional material has begun – even ahead of the Lower House rubber stamping the Bill in May. Government services have moved to drown-out serious safety, privacy and liberty concerns … “
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