Join us for a community forum discussing Crime, Cost of Living, Renewables … and more!
Liz Suduk, your One Nation Candidate for the October Queensland State Election, will be joining me to hear any concerns affecting you and your community!
Dining in? Book your meals directly with the Inglewood Hotel by calling (07) 4652 1374
RSVP here: https://senroberts.com/3XP8fDL
Saturday, 13 July 2024
5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Join us for a discussion on Native Title … and more! Liz Suduk, your One Nation Candidate for the upcoming Queensland State Election, will be joining me to hear your concerns on this and other issues affecting you and your community!
Dining in? Book your meals directly with the Toobeah Hotel by calling (07) 4677 5280
RSVP here: https://senroberts.com/3WcJGPJ
Saturday, 13 July 2024
11 am to 1:30 pm
Join us for a discussion on Cost of Living, Crime … and more!
Wayne Ziebarth, your One Nation Candidate for the upcoming Queensland State Election, will be joining me to hear your concerns on this and other issues affecting you and your community!
Dining in? Book your meals direct with the Boonah Tavern by calling (07) 5463 1007
Sunday, 14 July 2024
12 noon to 2:30 pm
Please RSVP here: https://senroberts.com/4eTh1Xw
It was a pleasure to have a long chat with two fantastic veterans – Dylan Conway from the charity, Brothers and Books and Michael Lorrigan of Two 14 Coffee Company – to talk all things Defence and Veterans.
Brothers and Books does fantastic work supporting reading therapy for first responders, with companies like Two 14 Coffee backing them up.
You won’t want to miss the incredible story of what these gentlemen are doing for the Australian community.
Friday, 21 June 2024: Join me and your One Nation candidate, small business woman and community leader, Taryn Gillard.
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Friday, 21 June 2024
1pm to 3 pm
8, 373 Kent Street
Maryborough
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 pressing issues.
I look forward to meeting you. See you there!
Please RSVP here: Community forum On Renewables – ONE NATION QUEENSLAND and note that meals need to be booked directly with the Carrollee Hotel on 07 4162-1055.
Thursday. 20 June 2024
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Carrollee Hotel
4 King Street
Kingaroy QLD 4610
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Contact: Front Desk – One Nation HQ · office@onenation.org.au · 1300 857 466
I am strongly opposed to the Digital ID bill, which I see as a tool for authoritarian control that threatens our freedom and privacy. I believe this bill is part of a larger agenda aimed at identifying, controlling, and potentially punishing those who oppose government policies—a shift that feels like a return to feudalism and serfdom. Although initially presented as voluntary, the Digital ID is gradually becoming mandatory for everyday tasks, as more government departments require it for various services.
I’m deeply concerned that this system could lead to significant privacy violations, creating a live data file tracking people’s movements and activities that could easily be used to control and exploit citizens.
Last month, I joined numerous impassioned landowners from Maroochy River Farmers and Landowners Association, listening to their grievances about the Sunshine Coast Council’s actions, which they argue are detrimental to the environment and are forcing farmers off their land for a United Nations carbon capture program (Blue Heart/Blue Carbon).
Through alterations to irrigation channels and the removal of one-way drains, the Sunshine Coast Council is introducing saltwater to fertile farmland and a golf course, jeopardising both ecosystems. They are literally killing the environment to ‘save it’ with carbon capture.
I stand in solidarity with the Maroochy River landowners in their battle against a council that is wilfully and knowingly undermining their livelihoods and damaging the land.
The Kawana Dolphins Senior and Junior Rugby League club recently welcomed me for a meeting. They’ve been caught off guard by news their club will be shut down to make way for a new Olympic indoor sports facility.
Despite the government claiming it consulted the community, the club only became aware of it the night before consultation closed. A council-proposed alternative site is 15 minutes’ drive away, outside of peak hour traffic.
While many parents currently let their children walk or bike to training, that won’t be possible to the alternative site with a route that includes a section of 100km/h road. The club would cease to exist.
Despite better viable alternatives and previous recommendations from the International Olympic Committee favouring the indoor centre at Maroochydore instead of Kawana, the 38-year-old club is still battling to have some common sense applied to safeguard its youth.
With no consultation, consideration, or regard for community impact, the Kawana Dolphins must remain where they are.
I urge the Queensland Government and Sunshine Coast Council to guarantee funding will be available for the centre at another site, reverse this decision, and support junior rugby league by allowing the Kawana Dolphins to remain in their current location.
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