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More People, More Demand

RBA Governor Bullock: “Well, certainly the more population you have, the more demand for housing.” – Senate Estimates | October 2025 Transcript Senator ROBERTS: Thank you. I understand that household inflation expectations have a big impact on inflation itself. At the economic roundtable, Treasurer Chalmers said: Real wages are growing at their strongest rate in […]

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Labor’s Communist Farm Plot

I briefly questioned the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) regarding the massive $1.5 billion class action suit brought by Doyle’s Farm Produce and others. I got the usual run-around — bureaucratic talk about “normal insurance processes” and passing the buck to the government’s insurer. More alarmingly, I questioned Minister Watt about the $3 million being funnelled […]

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New Robodebt Scandal Waiting to Happen

One Nation cannot support this bill in its current form. While we agree that Australians caught up in the Robodebt scandal deserve closure, this legislation fails to deliver justice and accountability. The government’s amendment MM100 introduces Section 44A, giving bureaucrats the power to use AI to mine data, match records, and even issue debt notices […]

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Courage in the Senate

Even in the Senate chamber, where we hold positions of authority, fellow senators seem terrified to confront contentious issues. One Nation will not be discouraged. I maintain that radical Islam poses a genuine threat to our future, and I remain committed to defending Christianity and our Australian identity. I found the accusations regarding our opposition […]

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Censorship in the Climate Debate

I’ve been attending public hearings in relation to Climate Integrity and what I’ve witnessed in these hearings reveals a sobering preview of Australia’s future under this government. Instead of using the Senate Committee to find the truth, I watched this Labor-Greens government use the platform to bully experts and silence dissent. To hear a Senator […]

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The Price of Transition

This discussion with Matt Kean, Chair of the Climate Change Authority (CCA) and former Liberal NSW Energy Minister, focuses on the accuracy of his advice regarding energy prices, the reliability of renewable transitions, and the global commitment to Net Zero. I challenged Mr. Kean on a 2020 claim that Australia could become an “energy superpower” […]

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Virtue Signalling vs. Australian Jobs

These bills are a complete betrayal of Queensland, Australia and our democratic process. The establishment parties are so terrified of One Nation, the only real opposition, that they’ve resorted to “shuffling” the speakers list to bury our voices. This is nothing more than another dirty, backroom deal between Labor and the Greens, who are prioritising […]

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Stop Terrorists, Not Free Speech

Judge for yourself: does the head of the department overseeing security and immigration seem reluctant to answer simple questions? Do her answers give you confidence? Secretary Stephanie Foster refused to say how safe Australians currently are. Instead, she tried to deflect the question to ASIO, only belatedly mentioning that the government had allocated $102 million […]