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Senator Malcolm Roberts2025-03-13 17:48:352025-03-13 17:48:44Battery Storage Projects Face Delays and Cost IncreasesSOCIAL MEDIA
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I asked Finance Minister Katy Gallagher for the real bottom line on Snowy Hydro 2.0.
Not just the construction cost. I asked for the true total to taxpayers: interest on the debt, transmission lines, endless maintenance, and the required wind and solar replacements.
The response? Labor admits they don't even know how much it will cost or when it will be finished. A recent ANAO audit confirmed there is no reliable system to track future costs, no completion baseline, and no quality data.
Originally pitched as a $2 billion project, it’s already blown out to $42 billion — and that’s just a fraction of the final bill. When you factor in the full life cycle costs and the massive grid overhauls needed, taxpayers are staring down at $100 billion plus in costs for a project that will lose money every year, and provide a tiny amount of electricity at a totally unaffordable price.
Yet, Labor refuses to cancel it.
Reliable, low-cost clean coal power stations could secure our energy grid today without bankrupting the nation, however Labor remain fixated on Net Zero at all costs and hardworking Australians are paying the price.
It’s time to stop the waste and put cheap, reliable power first.
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GOOD SOUL'S CREATE UNDERSTANDING AND SUPPORT WHAT'S GOOD FOR US ALL TRUTHFULLY. 🙌👏
Needs to stop 🛑 immediately and only resume when a sound understanding of its true cost is determined 😡
So how much will our electricity bills soar when this white elephant comes on line? Green energy is cheap. Hahaha
Thank God you clowns have no say and never will in government of the country.
And now Libs leader, Sussan Ley will be part of labors nightmare
Malcolm Roberts, proudly owned by Gina the Hutt
Blaming previous governments continuously is getting boring. Next excuse?. Turnbull 2018.
So says the pitiful mouthpiece for the fossil fuel industry. How much are you being paid behind the scenes Roberts? You are a disgrace to the Senate and a disgrace to all Australia. RESIGN AND SAVE TAXPAYERS FROM PAYING YOUR SALARY
Money laundering at it’s finest
I think we're not on dept our real money use to have commonwealth of Australia on the top of the monies now has AUSTRALIA if we're under the commonwealth who gave the gruberment the permission to remove ite ?
Previous government isn't good enough, what have you done?
$42 billion, who’s taking the $40 billion blowout blame for that? Scam from start to finish!
Turnbullsh*t’s Vanity Project. Stop this White Elephant NOW. Our paid money is already wasted, they MUST NOT waste any more.
Deceitful government cannot answer questions truthfully and honestly. Betrayal to Australia
she is a joke
Senator Malcolm Roberts is a waste of time. The silly cooked Gnome never has costings.
She talks so much shit
I vote for a Full independent from grubberment audit until every cent is accounted for..... and when the extent of the theft is exposed those who are guilty get maximum sentences no parole!
Couldnt possibly be cancelled now, could it? Too much money into it now to walk away. If only we were able to dig up and sell our resources properly
Blame the opposition 😏
This is truly shocking behaviour from politicians & police against a man doing his duty protecting family & home
Topher Field posted this on X so I screenshot it for posting on X, Facebook, Instagram
Topher is a truly remarkable Australian & friend - highly intelligent, true strength of character, savvy observer, practical, amazing communicator, insightful, conviction, …..
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I think you will find Chris enacted the "I've changed my position" slogan from the labor playbook
This is pure madness 😮
I had a feeling that this would happen, so not surprised. The victims are always the one's getting punished
Registry says naveed akram is a fit and proper person .. also registry .. this person is not fit for firearm ownership
This is just unbelievable. This man was defending his home and his family. We need Castle Law Senator Malcolm Roberts .
Self defence laws and gun licensing laws are two seperate things. Is it bullshit, yes. But at the same time shooting someone, self defence or not, is cause for losing your licence
Would like to get the why from the NSW police. I cannot find a record od his gun licence being revoked.
Look for 33 in News Headlines
But these people can do anything they want and avoid punishment.
That post skips the one fact you actually need before getting angry: why was the licence revoked? NSW Police says a revocation notice must state the grounds. A firearms licence can be revoked for several separate reasons, including breaches of firearms law or licence conditions, no longer satisfying the “fit and proper” test, or public-interest grounds. The screenshot gives us none of the actual reason from the notice. It also mixes up two completely different legal questions. Keith Blessing may have acted lawfully in self-defence. Police themselves praised what he did, and NSW law allows reasonable force to defend yourself or another person. That does not automatically mean the Firearms Registry is legally required to leave his firearms licence untouched forever. Firearms licensing is a separate administrative process. And the line about guns being taken “for the protection of criminals” is pure rhetoric. The alleged intruder was charged with two counts of wounding with intent to murder and aggravated break and enter, and was refused bail. That is a strange definition of the system “protecting” him. There’s another rather important detail missing too: NSW law explicitly says personal protection, or protecting another person, is not a genuine reason for possessing a firearm. That rule existed long before this incident. So by all means question the revocation once we know the actual grounds. But “hero three months ago = therefore police cannot legally revoke his licence for any reason” simply isn’t how the law works. If Topher has Keith Blessing’s actual revocation notice, post it. That would tell us what happened. Until then, this is an outrage post with the most important piece of evidence missing.
Shows clearly what the govt has in storefor all of us
How. Stupid to do. That
Looks like we fought on the wrong side in WW2 and the bad guys actually won
How do you go from being a hero to unfit??? A leftist loony leader the country into communist dictatorship!
Typical Minns. Sweet talking but no action.
You're a liar . Tell the whole story .
Our government wants us dead.. it's really that simple.
Liebor governments always favour the perpetrators over the victims
Total overreach by government and police.
I'm almost convinced there's a gumbyment department for the protection of criminals.that the police supervise
This story needs to get out, broadcast it wide. It's totally outrageous!!!
Well, I know of a friend, who was attacked by 15 sherriffs and 30 cops in the Downing Court Complex in Sydney this year.......months later, ALL THE BODY CAMS have gone missing.........and ALL the court lobby CCTV has gone missing, except one camera which has a poor angle and shows nothing of any use. The NSW government is corrupt beyond belief.......thinks nothing of tampering with evidence and perverting the course of justice. There were luckily independent witnesses to the attack.
This afternoon, I was scheduled to deliver this 2-minute speech in the senate.
Due to a spat between Labor & Liberal I missed out on giving my speech. So, I'm now posting it here:
Thank you.
Since the Albanese Labor government is now using One Nation to assist in policy development, I nominate another One Nation policy for the government to adopt.
Last year during the Federal election I promised a One Nation government would reduce fuel excise to put more money back in people’s pockets.
One Nation subsequently increased the duration of the cut to 3 years before holding a review to ensure the right balance between revenue and fairness.
Treasurer Chalmers responded to our policy. In April this year, he copied it.
As a response to the war in Iran causing a fuel shortage.
The measure worked exactly as intended ….. it really helped people.
A 50% cut in the excise was made on April 1st, saving Australians 26.5 cents a litre for three months.
Sadly, it was then stepped back through July. And on August 3 this year was removed entirely.
Now, only 6 weeks later there’s a real need to once again, implement this One Nation policy.
Only this time Treasurer, please consider a longer period or permanent reduction.
Under the policies this government is pursuing the standard of living of everyday Australians has gone backwards.
Real wages have slipped 5%.
While rentals, mortgages, insurance, gas and electricity, education and health care have all increased above the inflation rate.
The public have suffered enough for their choice at last May’s election.
Now, thanks to a deliberate Iranian strategy to close the Straits of Hormuz to target western fuel supplies, the war in Iran has again forced up fuel prices.
Petrol is now nudging $2.30 a litre, around the price it was last time the Treasurer implemented One Nation’s excise cut.
I call on the Treasurer to immediately cut the fuel excise in half.
And, hold it there until the end of this term of Parliament.
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Get rid of it completely. It's suppose to go towards fixing roads and that clearly is not being done. Especially in Victoria. So where is it going? Plus there's gst on top of that. It's double dipping and not being spent on what it should be.
$2.67 actualy
Malcolm invents fuel excise reduction, despite it having happened in 2001 and2022.
My diesel this morning is $2.72, my tank barely sniffed the $50 I had left to put in it while trying to raise 6 Kids alone, I’m still not going EV
It should be cut all together, we already pay gst on fuel it's just tax after tax 😡
pushing $3 per litre here
I hear ev's are cheap to run Malcolm?
you have to wonder how Adrian Portelli can charge .99c/ltr at his LMCT+ servos!!
Oil per barrel was more expensive in the past and diesel was cheaper. Explain that one
No tax on fuels. Only tax on oil sold overseas
Their spat back and forth was no doubt just for show. They knew you were scheduled to speak, and wanted to silence you.
Maybe you could've voted for that wage rise, champ.
You can promise a lot when you're not in government.
Try diesel at $2.85/l
What about the actual fuel ⛽️. Privately tested 98 octane fuel is really 91 - 93 in reality. Isn't that fraud 🤔
Where were going....we don't need roads?...flying cars incoming??? 😉 IYKYK...
First thing, if they are doing your suggestion, celebrate it dont put them down for it. Secondly, its your leaders second best buddy that started this "war". Which leads me into my last point, its not a war, apparently. Its a military conflict
You take a pay cut along side with the other members of parliament, then I'll believe you.
Ya gonna fix half as many roads cookie?
What's happening with the oil basin in queensland? Are we drilling it?
If the government introduce this again they need to make sure it is passed on to us in full.
Diesel at the bowser, should not be anymore than $1.50 per litre, in the current fuel environment.
🙏🏼🙏🏼🟠🇦🇺🟠🇦🇺🇦🇺
Charlestown Lake Macquarie diesel has hit $286.9 per litre 😡
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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