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Stand Against the Outrageous Alcohol Excise!

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Join Us for a Special Event at the Club Hotel - Bundaberg! We’ve teamed up with the Club Hotel to highlight the Federal Government's outrageous excise on alcohol. To support Tyler's campaign, the Club Hotel will be selling Great…
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Building a Better Future: Community Discussion Night

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Are you concerned about the future of Australia? Don't miss this excellent opportunity to voice your concerns, share your ideas, and be part of the conversation. I will be joining Brendan Kross, One Nation’s Federal Candidate for Blair,…
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Rockhampton: Fundraising Dinner for Federal Election Success

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Join us for an evening at the elegant Rockhampton's Heritage Hotel with One Nation's candidate for Capricornia, Cheryl Kempton and special guest Adam Giles, former Northern Territory Chief Minister and current CEO of Hancock Agriculture and…
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Community Forum: Centenary Heights

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Are you feeling the pinch from the rising cost of living? You're not alone, and we want to help. We invite you to join us for this forum, where we'll share our plans to help ease some of the financial burdens many Australians are facing…
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Change Begins with Us and Together, We Can Achieve the Extraordinary

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An Evening of Dinner and Conversation! I'm joining Graham Healy and Dr William Bay for this event and I'd love for you to join us! Just a heads-up: I'm not hosting this event. To RSVP, please use the external link to the Rise Up Australia…
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Swallowing the UN “Kool-Aid”

Swallowing the UN “Kool-Aid”

I wanted to get some clarity regarding UN General Assembly Resolution A/80/L.65 and the International Court of Justice’s 2025 advisory opinion. Specifically, whether the ICJ’s ruling is merely advisory and non-binding and that any enforcement…
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Age Limits on Explicit Content

Age Limits on Explicit Content

We first brought this issue to light several years ago, urging stronger safeguards to protect children from explicit, graphic and pornographic books, comics and other harmful publications. Recognising the validity of our concerns, the department…
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EPBC Overhaul: The Price of Bureaucratic Delay

EPBC Overhaul: The Price of Bureaucratic Delay

I am extremely concerned that the EPBC Act harms economic growth. Data from the Minerals Council shows average resource project decision times increased from 2.3 years in 2019 to 3.8 years in 2025. This imposes a heavy financial penalty on…
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Taxpayer-Funded Propaganda

Taxpayer-Funded Propaganda

Prompted by a glossy, heavily illustrated 57-page clean energy report for the Wide Bay-Burnett region that could easily have been a 10-page document, I questioned department officials regarding its substance and design. I asked for the exact…
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Billions on the Line for Net Zero

Billions on the Line for Net Zero

These Appropriation Bills allocates an additional $9 billion in spending for the current financial year, with roughly one-third ($2.9 billion) directed toward "net zero" measures. This Labor government is using an accounting trick by borrowing…
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Who Controls the Classroom?

Who Controls the Classroom?

In this estimates session with the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), I asked whether they can attribute any measurable improvements in education outcomes (such as academic performance or attendance) to its 17-year…
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The High Price of Socialist Ambition

The High Price of Socialist Ambition

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The Australia Institute recently claimed that big government serves everyday Australians while small government only serves the rich. The point was to attack One Nation's "neoliberal" policies. They completely miss our core belief that an economy…
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Killing the Golden Goose

Killing the Golden Goose

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The Greens are trying to force higher taxes onto Australia’s resource sector and I have to ask: how much is enough? With the mining, oil and gas industries contributing $45 billion in taxes and royalties last year alone and $335 billion…
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Building Australia’s Future, or Stalling It?

Building Australia’s Future, or Stalling It?

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Great Australian Infrastructure (GAIN), led by a consortium of major Australian companies, would add over $100 billion to Australia's GDP and create 40,000 vital "breadwinner" jobs. This project would deliver essential transport, power, water,…
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A Duty of Care to Our Elderly

A Duty of Care to Our Elderly

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Schedule 4 of The Aged Care Legislation Amendment (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aged Care Commissioner and Other Measures) Bill 2026 was added to address the government's secret rollout of AI algorithms to assess aged-care applications.…
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