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Senator Malcolm Roberts2024-08-09 17:49:122024-08-09 17:49:16Shipping Fleet Tax Incentives to Boost Australian Shipping and Crews!SOCIAL MEDIA
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One Nation stands with Senator Lambie in calling out Labor's disgraceful treatment of Australian veterans.
These men and women put their lives on the line for our country. Their lives.
And Labor repays them by forcing them into a broken system where claims drag on for a year, 103,000 cases sit in limbo, and veterans are denied any choice of provider.
And now, as if they haven't suffered enough, Labor wants to slap a $5,0000 cap on their allied health care on top of all that.
Enough is enough.
Veterans deserve respect, not bureaucratic cruelty. They deserve proper care, not a cap that cuts off physio, OT, psychology and rehab halfway through the year. They deserve choice, not a government-paid assessor who cuts corners.
Labor's waste, hypocrisy and deceit have left veterans abandoned, ignored and disrespected.
When in government, One Nation will scrap the cap — and restore the dignity our veterans earned.
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She went through hell so she really knows how cruel it all is.. I too have. Pretty fair idea since both my husbands (4 years apart) were cruelly treated..
Thankyou Malcolm..💜🇦🇺
Love your speech & you’re spot on on,give it to them ONE NATION
How about dragging some money back that we send over seas and waste on stupid grants and subsidies to foreign owned power companies and support these Vets properly.
Thank you One Nation!!
One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts voted "No" on a Senate motion relating to the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide during a procedural vote in September 2024
Fair Care for Veterans
Sign the petition!!! lambienetwork.com.au/pages/thankyou-e-veterans
In my view, the current leadership within the Veterans’ Affairs portfolio; particularly Minister Keogh and senior adviser Andrew Kefford; has become closely associated with many of the systemic problems veterans continue to face. I believe meaningful reform now requires a change in both ministerial leadership and senior advisory influence, so that incoming leadership can receive frank, informed advice grounded in service, accountability, and a genuine commitment to veteran wellbeing. It is deeply disappointing that veterans appear to have been treated with disrespect in Parliament House; an institution that carries profound national symbolism. The alignment between Parliament House and the Australian War Memorial along Canberra’s Land Axis was deliberately designed to represent the enduring connection between Australia’s political leadership and the sacrifices of those who serve. Against that backdrop, veterans reasonably expect dignity, seriousness, and respect at the highest level of government. I am also gravely concerned by the Government’s decision to impose a $5,000 cap on allied health treatment. In practical terms, this measure risks restricting access to essential care for veterans whose conditions require ongoing support. It is difficult to reconcile such a cap with the purpose of veteran health entitlements, which exist to meet legitimate needs arising from service. More broadly, I believe there has been a persistent failure to act decisively on key recommendations arising from reputable processes, including the Defence Force Honours and Awards Tribunal and Senate inquiries. These recommendations; such as recognition measures for service-related death, serious injury or disease, and the sacrifice borne by families; have been publicly identified and long awaited, yet continue to face delay. www.defencelivesmatter.com/killed-in-service Finally, I remain concerned about an apparent policy flaw within the VETS framework regarding the “Fixed Relevant Date.” By locking a veteran’s family circumstances to a past administrative snapshot, the policy can unfairly deny dependent-related support to veterans who assume caring responsibilities after that date; through having a child, adoption, blended family responsibilities, or caring for a grandchild. This can create unequal outcomes for veterans with the same level of impairment and the same real-world caring responsibilities, undermining the purpose and fairness of dependent payments. Veterans and their families deserve policy that is humane, consistent, and fit for purpose; guided by respect, accountability, and an unwavering focus on wellbeing. Regards Kerry
Thank you Malcom..
Senator Lambie voted for a digital ID . Just another politician who votes for the the UN 2030 agenda . She doesn`t support Australia and is just as full of shit as everyone in Canberra . Your being sold out at every turn . It`s time Australians had a frank discussion about Direct Democracy and to seek a referendum that puts the power back in everyday day Australians hands and not just a select few . This is a system of governance that has operated in Switzerland for 130 years successfully . To find out more , goto ucsa.land/ or Jody Lowe or Amanda Flavell . It`s time Australians demanded better .
☪️ Islam is the religion of all humanity, a religion of peace and mercy, the religion of the One and Only God, the Lord of the Prophet Jesus and the Prophet Muhammad, and all the prophets. ( O Christians ✝️ Wake up,). This is the truth, even if all the people of the earth dislike it. Look around you; Islam is the fastest-growing religion in the world despite the hostility and media misinformation directed against it. I love Jesus because I am a Muslim.
As a veteran, I find you highly offensive. Anybody with an ounce of intelligence does. You voted against a Royal Commission on veteran suicide. Go eat a bag of dicks, you cooked cvnt. We don't forget.
Thank you Malcolm, the top of my list on this filthy, disgusting government is the absolute disgraceful way they have treated veterans and Ben Roberts-Smith ❤️ 🧡🧡🧡🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
One meat roll will destroy the public health system
Disgraceful.
What about this islamist against all white Australians?
Malcolm, you are a goose.
Criminals helping criminals one big club you dont care about all injured workers being tortured for profit
Our government does this everyday. Sells them out. End USURY
REMINDER: Tomorrow, 25 August 2026
10:00 AM
Speakers' Corner, outside Queensland Parliament House, Brisbane
See you there!
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Have you got a large box for Malcolm to stand on?
Bring your own tin foil or are hats available for sale there?
That’s going to be a good laugh listening to all the cookers!! 😆😆😆
pre meeting huddle to come up with and confirm any new policy direction before being allowed to talk to press ?
Are you going to dismantle all of the current windmills
Mate, ya tried, but don't push it, if she doesn't want to give you an intimate one on one steak dinner ,give it a miss....
Which phone box will you be fitting into?
Should be funny.
I can't attend but will definitely be supporting you in spirit 🧡
Love you guys
Only regions that will be looked after is Queensland, 24/7
Vote One Nation 🧡🧡🧡
Mal, Have ya ever looked out side your own empirical echo chambre.
Yes let’s keep mining 400 million tonnes per year each and ever year of clean renewable coal
Will be there in spirit! All the best from Coolah, Central West NSW!
What are wrong with turbines?
Thank you team! 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
GOOD HEARTS SUPPORT WHAT'S GOOD FOR US ALL THATS CARING. 🙌💡🤝
Because open cut coal mines look heaps better than wind turbines. How are the chem trails today mal?
C U @ speakers corner in Vegas
Have you got solar panels Malcolm?
Yes those .airplane blades arnt very affective. .
One Nation OPPOSED the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2025.
26 YES, 15 NO.
Senators Alex Antic and Andrew McLachlan were the only Coalition members to vote no.
This Bill was passed because the Liberals and Nationals abstained.
If they had opposed the Bill, it would have been defeated.
Gutless!
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An Abstain should be treated as a vote of No, and the bill be voted on again at a future time
Uniparty at it again!
Can we all say "uni party"😆 one nation is the only solution to break up this corrupt partnership
Senator Alex Antic time to join team Australia
Cut from the same cloth
Where was Pauline then?
And they wonder why the 2 parties are on the nose.
No suprises there They are the uniparty 2 wings of the same bin chicken
Well if Jess thinks they'll win here in November, I have my doubts.
So my big question is where’s all the people we pay that are meant to be on the empty chairs??
Liberal is no better than Labor, time for Senator Alex Antic to go to One Nation, maybe Andrew McLachlan as well.
Did you ask “WHY”
It’s compulsory to vote in Australian Federal elections, it should be compulsory for MP’s to vote in our Parliament. Maybe fines should apply to MP’s for failing to vote as is with its citizens.
Two wings of the same bird.
Fence sitters 🧐
What was this amendment for? What does it mean for the average punters?
Will one nation bring this bill back for review if they win enough seats?
I was just thinking the same thing. It”s gutless to abstain!
Uniparty done it again
Two party system!
Need to listen to the whole thing to get the gist of what was being presented
So basically it was designed to pass this way, with fake opposition
one nation voted with the Greens, what secret deal have you made 🙂
so the only ones to directly vote for the bill were the spineless Labor traitors and the LNP were even more spineless by abstaining so it could pass ... if they voted no as we would expect then we would be safe from this insidious bill ... we will remember this when it is time to vote ...
Who is the leader of liberal and national in the senate ?
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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