I’ve been pressing the federal government on its oversight of the fire ant eradication program. While Canberra funds half of this national program, responsibility for delivery lies with the Queensland government. Landowners are reporting serious issues — intimidation, property damage, and environmental harm — yet the department insists there’s “no evidence” of wrongdoing. I asked […]
In early December 2025, the U.S. FDA announced immediate and sweeping reforms to its vaccine approval and monitoring processes. These changes include stricter clinical trials, restrictions on high-risk groups such as pregnant women, and a comprehensive overhaul of vaccine safety monitoring. I asked the Australian TGA whether they were following these developments and if there […]
The U.S. CDC has changed its guidance on vaccines. The new guidance states that it is not possible to declare vaccines safe because there is no proof that they are. I asked the TGA whether they had changed their own position as a result. The ensuing discussion was pure semantics, as the TGA tried to […]
In this session of Senate Estimates, I sought clarity on the operation of the Indigenous Procurement Policy (IPP). There’s a lot of confusion around whether government contracts over $7.5 million must be awarded to Indigenous businesses. After questioning officials, it’s clear that this isn’t the case. The policy doesn’t mandate awarding contracts based on race—it […]
Question Time: I asked the government why its refugee program seems to favour cultures that struggle to integrate while ignoring persecuted Christians—people who share similar values to ours and are being slaughtered right now. Minister Watt couldn’t answer and has taken my questions on notice. Update: Minister Watt has since provided answers, which I’ll address […]
I spoke with Ms. Liz Hefren-Webb and raised the issue of overcharging by service providers, which is depleting the limited funds available through Aged Care packages. I highlighted the case of David and Sandra Smith, whose package was debited $3,000 for a small, incomplete gardening job. As a result, they were unable to access certain […]
During the December 2025 Senate Estimates session with the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO), I asked about progress on addressing the issue of stolen miners’ wages. Mr Steve Ronson, representing the FWO, advised that 33 complaints are currently being looked at, and that preliminary findings are close to completion. These findings will enable the parties involved […]
Doctors have raised with me their concerns about a lack of accountability and a lack of basic understanding that is evident in reports prepared by the Professional Services Review Scheme (PSRS). During the December 2025 Senate Estimates session, I asked Professor De Dio of the PSRS about the process for drafting Committee Reports. He explained […]
I spoke with Dr. Marcelle Noja, who expressed sympathy for those whose health has been compromised by mesh complications. When asked about the Australian Pelvic Floor Procedure Registry’s failures in following up with patients, she stated that this question would be taken on notice. I also inquired about the steps the government is taking to […]
As we wrap up 2025, I want to thank you for your incredible support throughout the year. This support and your involvement made all the difference, and it’s been a privilege to serve you during 2025. I’m deeply grateful to our hardworking team in our Senate office, and to all One Nation teams across Australia. […]
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