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Labor’s “Suicidal Empathy” on ISIS Brides

Labor’s “Suicidal Empathy” on ISIS Brides

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One Nation supports the private Senator's Bill that was introduced in March by Senator Duniam. This Bill finally forces transparency and accountability around the return of individuals linked to terrorism. The Bill makes it an offence…
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Is the Gap Closed?

Is the Gap Closed?

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During this session I pressed Commissioner Kiss on waste, duplication and middle-man costs in the Aboriginal industry. She acknowledged the funding failures, yet still joined the chair and other senators in pushing back on my questioning…
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The Public Arrest Spectacle: Who Really Made the Call?

The Public Arrest Spectacle: Who Really Made the Call?

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During the June Estimates, I questioned the Australian Federal Police (AFP) regarding the high-profile public arrest of Ben Roberts-Smith at Sydney Airport. Both Minister Watt and AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett claimed that most of my questions…
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Fatal Army Rollover: Was the Vehicle Defective?

Fatal Army Rollover: Was the Vehicle Defective?

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In this session, I raised several concerns regarding the heavy vehicle involved in the 2021 rollover near Townsville, which killed Warrant Officer Class Two Ryan Leslie and Craftsman Brendon Payne. I asked whether the 45M five-axle heavy…
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The Billion Senior Squeeze

The $3 Billion Senior Squeeze

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I recently asked questions about the government's decision to cut the private health insurance rebate for seniors. Senator Green and government officials said that the rebate will now be based solely on income rather than age, aligning support…
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Thousands of Miners Underpaid for Years

The Illicit Tobacco Market Must Be Wiped Out

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During the February Estimates hearings, I pressed the government and the Illicit Tobacco Commissioner on the ineffectiveness of their strategy to combat the illicit tobacco market. Tobacco excise revenue is projected to fall to just $1.9…
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Funding Hate: The Shocking Truth About Labor’s Grants

Funding Hate: The Shocking Truth About Labor’s Grants

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How can Tony Burke serve as the Minister for Home Affairs, responsible for our national security, authorise hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars in grants to pro-Palestinian activists? Grant recipients going to groups who have publicly…
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Australia’s Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia

The Danger of Dancing Around Radical Islam

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During the February Estimates hearings, I had the opportunity to question Australia’s Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia. Although the session was brief, it raised an important issue. How can we protect Australians if Islamic-motivated…
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One Nation’s Fight to Save the NDIS

One Nation’s Fight to Save the NDIS

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In March this year, the Senate voted down a One Nation motion moved by Senator Hanson that sought to establish a dedicated inquiry into waste, fraud, and abuse within the NDIS. The rampant rorting, profiteering and misconduct inside the…
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Thousands of Miners Underpaid for Years

Thousands of Miners Underpaid for Years

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During the June Estimates sessions, I exposed a regulator unwilling to confront the obvious – thousands of coal miners have been underpaid for years while the Fair Work Ombudsman hides behind outdated enterprise agreements and technical excuses. Miners…
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