During this estimates session with the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), I asked questions regarding the scale of visa appeals they are reviewing – and it’s worse than expected. Migration cases now make up 56% of the entire tribunal workload, with student visas alone accounting for 35%. The backlog is astonishing. 77,938 migration cases, 52,452 student […]
I asked why the Prime Minister needed a 20-person security detail to visit a Lakemba Mosque, something he’s never needed for a church or a meeting with other Australians. Labor dodged the question and moralised instead. When the PM needs that level of protection yet Australians are told their concerns are “offensive”, the double standard […]
A question I asked Minister Don Farrell back in March. From the start, One Nation opposed the UN’s net zero policies and will continue to oppose. Will the Uniparty fully embrace coal, oil, and gas as being essential for modern civilisation and commit to true national self-sufficiency across our entire hydrocarbon supply chain, from drilling […]
I questioned the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) on why taxpayers are funding a new $5 million vaccine-adjuvant research centre when Australians still haven’t been given clear answers about the safety of existing adjuvants. Their written response to my questions confirmed the project was funded simply because peer reviewers ranked it highly, saying […]
I welcomed the ACCC’s decision to oppose the takeover of the insurance arm of the Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia by the IAG Group – and pushed hard on a bigger issue: the revolving door between regulators and major law firms. I raised recent examples of senior ACCC figures moving straight into firms with […]
We know that no new laws would’ve stopped the Bondi atrocity. The real issue is why ASIO, the AFP and NSW Police didn’t act on the warnings they already had. I asked the Official Secretary, Ms Anne Sheehan, of the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion how a terrorist on an ASIO watchlist was […]
At the February Senate Estimates, I raised concerns that the Australian Flag was absent from The Australia Day Council’s website. I am pleased to see that it has now been restored. Our flag is a symbol of our shared values, our democracy and our monocultural society. Displaying it proudly reminds us of all that we […]
According to some MSM journalists with a handful of viewers, ‘no one knows who I am’. After a week of targeted headlines, erroneous and malicious they may be, at least I have brand recognition… For years, media have ignored my work as a Senator because it was inconvenient to the lock-step government of Labor and […]
In this session with the Australian Centre for Disease Control (CDC), I pushed for a straight answer on whether it will conduct or drive research. The response I got? A “bit of yes and a bit of no”. They admitted they’ll “participate” in research yet won’t actually do it. No beakers, no test tubes, just […]
One Nation opposed granting Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) tax status to Equality Australia. The Labor government is ignoring rulings from the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and the Federal Court that found Equality Australia ineligible for DGR status. Equality Australia is a political lobby group rather than a benevolent charity, which advocates for LGBTQ+ rights and gender-affirming […]
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