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Senator Malcolm Roberts2026-07-13 10:10:422026-07-13 10:10:57The Aboriginal Industry Is Failing Aboriginal KidsSOCIAL MEDIA
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If you feel like you're going backwards, you aren't imagining it - it's real.
Over the last 5 years, Australia has experienced one of the fastest and worst declines in living standards in the OECD.
This means that every Australian is worse off under Labor.
You're earning less and you're spending more to survive.
This is a failure of policy.
It's a failure of the Labor government.
There is no reason for you and your family to be suffering like this.
One Nation has the solutions to put this country back on track (senroberts.com/4aJZikQ)
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That was the plan from the beginning. Remember, You will own nothing and be happy.
It’s called the Albo effect.
That’s you Albo if you’re wondering
Referencing a Sky News article isn’t exactly an unbiased source.
Pauline from One Nation has highlighted this for years
"Shadow minister claims"
Well at least Albo will have an achievement he can talk about.
Creep alert Albo has entered the room
Not all Australians, political class seems pretty well fed.
But apparently his the preferred prime minister 😂
If toilet paper had a face…
It a fact, not an opinion.
One step forward, two steps backwards that’s how it feels
100% agree
Immigration makes for a bigger GDP pie, but we all get a smaller slice.
But that claim is on Sky!?
Go One Nation 🧡
My word is my bond and we changed our position on that as well. 😡😡😡😡😡
Can't argue with that!!!
We are rich in resources and give it all away
I just hope that the Australian people will do something about it!
I'm 71 and can't retire cos can't afford to pay rent ins electricity rego etc...on age pension..no affordable housing or govt housing for us..getting up at 0415 5 days a week as ain is hard.. never thought I would end up like this
Vote One Nation on the way!
Mass immigration is having a negative impact on our living standards.
One Nation will return to a sensible and sustainable immigration program that benefits Australians and does not threaten our social cohesion - or our fair dinkum Aussie identity.
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So its ok for Malcolm Roberts to immigrate, but no one else?
What do you define as “mass immigration”? Genuine question. Can you also provide the data or numbers showing that Australia’s current migration rate is unsustainable or is directly causing the decline in living standards? It’s a significant claim, so I’d be interested in seeing the evidence behind it.
Immigration hasn't negatively affected my living standards. In fact I have found reliable tradespeople who are happy to have a job and bring real skills to the job done. I have encountered cheery wait staff who treat me well and love their job. I relied on conscientious aged care staff who treated our loved ones well. Immigration is what has made this country.
First you invent a problem then pretend to solve it.
Statistics prove that One Nation politicians have the least grievances during February. February has the least days.
Is malcolm going to build a wall
One nation is the only way
voting for politicians is the adult form of writing a letter to Santa 
Easily done: there isn’t any such thing, as the Bureau of Statistics will tell you.
OK, so what number is it then? 🙄
Coming from little Mal from Mumbai. 😅🤣😂
Cooker alert
As much as I hope you are the answer, sadly all politicians do their best work in opposition
Curry munching cooker Roberts
Ahh the old 'Bad cop, Good cop play'
Stand Tall big fella,
You tell them Malcolm Roberts voting one nation 🇦🇺
Makes good sense Wonder if Liberal will be displaying their costings.
And critical thinking 🤔
You’re a good bloke and straight shooter Malcolm. Never wavered in 10 years.
One nation is for australia
Are you returning to India Malcolm?
It will end it if it gets in! Good luck Im hoping for that!
Got My Votes!…
We need one nation. My vote is locked in, can’t wait for the next election.
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 billion leading into 2029-30, far below the $16 billion-plus previously collected. A clear sign the government does not expect its enforcement efforts to meaningfully reduce the black market.
The Commissioner’s own report lists 10 drivers of illicit tobacco yet fails to directly acknowledge that high excise and the resulting price gap are major contributors, despite everyday Australians, including police officers, confirming this reality.
Independent data from Roy Morgan shows smoking rates have increased from 16.8% to 17.1% following recent excise hikes, contradicting the government’s claim that higher taxes reduce smoking.
Without knowing the true size of the black market, boasting about a 34% increase in seizures of illicit product is meaningless. We cannot measure success when you don’t know the scale of the problem.
The government continues to act without reliable data, ignores evidence that contradicts its assumptions, and refuses to confront the policy settings driving the illicit tobacco growth.
This is a failure that Australians should not be forced to tolerate. It's costing taxpayers billions in lost revenue.
One Nation will take drastic action until the illicit market is wiped out, then return duty to a much lower, more sensible and sustainable rate.
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Putting the cart before the horse there... If you dramatically reduce the exorbitant tobacco taxes, the black market will not be able to sustain itself, and you won't have to hunt them all down 💁♀️
Legalise the growth of tobacco plants in Australia then people Grow their own problem solved.
I'm still trying to come to terms that we have a "Illicit Tobacco Commissioner" 😂
Price differential is the key to why cheap tobacco is around
You don’t need to assume anything. Just read the comments. There are people among them that are openly saying they won’t buy retail cigarettes because they’re getting much cheaper cigarettes through other means. And the only reason why tobacco is so expensive in this country is because of taxes and excise. The government created the demand for a black market
Time to licence people to grow their own for personal use... $1000 a year... and illicit tobacco and organised crime in this sector would dissappear forever.
Angela Cooper i agree about the alcohol does more harm than smoking. More bashings and murders and I know people who smoke have had operations serious ones and have gone on to lead a long life. Smoking calms their nerves. So don't go telling people they can't smoke none of their dam business. I wonder how many politicians slip outside for a puff.
Malcolm I like you but don't vilify vapes. It's far healthier than government edition cigarettes that have hundreds of chemicals on them where is a vape juice that's made properly can have vegetable glycerine VG propeline glycol PG and natural flavours or essence. Maybe we should get rid of the billion dollar big tobacco industries and bring back proper old school tobacconist again who sell natural products
Tax collected on a packet of cigarettes is around $40. I think that's more than enough money to pay any health care costs in later life. The government should address the costs to the community and health in regards to Alcohol. It causes more deaths, assaults, costs and disruption to the community than any other drug.
For a 30g pouch of tobacco $100 $73 of that goes to the government
Our lungs, our choice...sup with the discrimination against tobacco smokers.
The government created this with their taxes. Unless they can match the "illicit" sales price of tobacco and sell the rum and and other flavour tobacco products again, people will not change.
What about the twenty thousand dollars tobacco license to sell tobacco quiet sure that doesn’t add up
So bad huh but yet legal to sell 🤣🤣
They clearly haven't got a clue.
The biggest criminal activity to do with tobacco is the amount of money the government makes of it , and dont put it back into the health system
Stop dribbling and answer the question!
Because it’s by design, flood the nation with cheap smokes, tobacco and vapes. Squeeze legitimate businesses out and then there will come a time when they say oh we will just ban it, only allow you to have them with a doc cert and purchase them from a chemist.then they could double their profit margins by tapping into that Medicare nest egg.
The greater, far more serious issue is not the sale of cheap tobacco products, but the fact these banned products made it through, and continue to freely pass Australia's supposedly secure borders. If commercial quantities of illicit products are entering unchecked, then what else is being missed ? Are our borders safe ?
Oh wow spend more money to police it and they now that won't work. It's just numbers. The only number is to reduce the tax. I can only assume Labor didn't finish year 12.
To hard basket lol i dont want to have to work to hard lol
That’s funny as fuck
The government has priced them selves out of the market 🤪
Malcolm the MAN
In other words you have no idea 🤷
BREAKING: YouTube has suddenly banned me from uploading, posting or live streaming for two weeks
The reason given is dozens of videos, some more than 6 months old, that have only now been flagged as an issue.
This includes multiple videos calling for a COVID Royal Commission.
Thank you for meme, David
I co-signed the Digital ID Repeal Bill alongside Senators Antic, Babet, Canavan, Hanson and Rennick, which was introduced into the Senate earlier today.
This Bill aims to repeal the government's dystopian and ill-conceived Digital ID Bill.
What everyday Australians need is a… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805872597449818132
2 years ago I promised to hound down those responsible for the damage our COVID measures caused to Australians.
Today, in company with Senators Antic, Canavan, Rennick and O'Sullivan, a Bill was introduced to immediately commence a Senate Select Commission of Inquiry into our… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805533759519048180
Australia declared the most expensive country for housing in the English speaking world.
Ban foreigners buying houses and cut immigration now!
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