Hold on 🤔 That’s right your good at math mini Mal 7+7= bicycles 🤡🤣🤣

Sadly.. it is set up so' in order to have and provide for a child in today's World both parent need to work.. as they hand over "Their" precious children to "Strangers" each day' who in turn will impart their Views/ Culture/Heritage/ Plus.. then parents wonder why their children grow to have opposing views as them!? 🤔 Teach "Your" children well... protect them from #Installed #Indoctrination.

The government wants children in childcare as young as possible in order to start the indoctrination process while their young minds are susceptible to influence.

Im 36, 8th generation Australian, i have 2 boys, 4 and 1, and I would love to have more kids, but i can't afford it. I run a small business as a sole trader and the worst thing is when trying to build something the government keeps increasing taxes while along side importing half the world. These imported people work for less and drive my potential earnings down, because if I dont price to match them, I dont get any work to support my family of 4. Adding another kid would probably wipe us out.

So when are you going back to India?

So true

This is absolutely correct

I’m so glad my son went through childcare and School before the indoctrination started!

I have a colleague who worked in Student Services at a local University, & was so unhappy because o/s students would front up in her office after being here for a week saying they couldn’t afford the fees or to live here (with their wives & children) & she had to waive their fees because if she didn’t, the Uni would be charged with discrimination! True story!

Well who would have thought !

Don't forget the covid vaccine was to sterilise the young ones for Depopulation Agenda.

Australia started to decline in the 80s, howard keating, only the boomers have a good standard of living overall, you cant turn back the clock

This will be Australia soon.

People don't feel safe and financially secure to deliberately bring children into the world. Mass Immigration has added to this issue.

Don't worry about the 1.95 birth rate....Muslim women in Australia average 3.03 birth rate.

Well said

Mothers who were Family day carers were brilliant. So much better than sending your baby or infant to child care. What is the average age of child care staff?

Exactly. Fertility rates are dropping in men and women. Women are most fertile before 35 years of age. People want to have their own home before they start a family.

Vote Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party

Are you aligning with Israel military zones into Qld with Gina?

😳😳😳😳 this is border force 😳😳😳 holy smokes

There's been asbestos in brake pads on imported trains. I notice you don't mention that.

Risk assessments are basically a tick and flick.

Of course they're all going to come back as "accidental". That's how they avoid the fines.

NSW will definitely support this.... Please keep asking these persons of interest, they need to be held accountable for Australia standards.

So nothing is getting done then

Its common knowledge that abf are an arm of the uniparty pfft.

Who pays for your the maintenance people not Australia when they get cancer

Nothing to see here we've covered it up.

More red tape or less red tape what do you actually want.

42 shipments out of how many that have come in since China took over our ports? Obviously they are turning a blind eye to the Illegal tobacco cash cow the Grubberment is crying over. Or it's just their paperwork risk assessments. Well done guys. Obviously ABF will be a corporation like the rest of our GovCo services, so they have a duty to the stakeholders, not the people. Maybe ABF has already been bought by China, like our ports??

What’s with the commandant ?!!

Oh look at you got your big boy pants on today

ABF they do yhe worst job of all agencies. So much gets past them. The real qurstion is who was fined?

Good grief Mal must feel so important asking such big questions

Ohh what a waste of everyone,s time there talking about a very small amount of parts and only a very few of them, let some one less paid do it. We are all here for the entertainment..

The irony, what about Gina Rinehart father Lang Hancock asbestos mine disaster, the town still is a heath and environmental disaster.

China did the same thing with Great Wall vehicles coming into Aus , mechanics started reporting the presence of asbestos brakes until eventually the govt was forced to step in. Aus relying on self reporting by the windmill exporter?! Please......

Clean Green landfill!

A small thing, since rectified, no people were put at risk. Malcolm's quest for relevance knows no bounds or depths.

What about all of the ones in operation,they obviously cannot be tested.

Who runs the labs! Conflict of interest?

Sure they did

If none does any thing about asbestos some one needs ajail sentance

Hitting the important issues Malcolm once again. What cooker theory are you going to incorporate into this issue?

Any thoughts on the 'empirical evidence' on the extreme heat in Europe at the moment Mal?

One Nation has the interests of the Australian people at heart 🟧👍

Here is the consecutive list of 30 specific policy reversals, broken election pledges, and directly contradicted statements by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese since taking office, as documented by Australian media, parliamentary records, and political campaigns: 1. The $275 Energy Cut: Promised 97 times before the election that household power bills would fall by $275 by 2025; bills rose significantly instead. 2. Stage 3 Tax Cuts: Repeatedly guaranteed the legislated cuts would proceed unchanged, stating his "word is my bond," before structurally altering the brackets in 2024. 3. Negative Gearing and Capital Gains: Explicitly ruled out changes to housing tax settings ("No, we're not"), but fundamentally overhauled them in the 2026 Budget. 4. Deals with the Greens: Ruled out making policy deals or negotiating platforms with the Australian Greens, but subsequently cut major legislative deals to pass both the HAFF and the 2026 housing tax changes. 5. No New Taxes on Superannuation: Stated before the election that Labor had "no intention" of altering super rules, then doubled the tax rate to 30% on balances over $3 million. 6. Taxing Unrealised Super Gains: Introduced a mechanism to tax paper capital gains inside superannuation before they are actually sold or realized, contradicting a broad pledge not to increase the tax burden on retirement. 7. Franking Credits: Assured voters that franking credits would not be targeted or changed, but later legislated restrictions on off-market share buybacks and franked distributions funded by capital raisings. 8. Real Wage Increases: Promised before the election that real wages would immediately rise under Labor, but high inflation instead drove a sharp decline in real purchasing power during his first two years. 9. Cheaper Mortgages: Frequently claimed Labor policies would deliver "cheaper mortgages" for families, followed by a consecutive string of interest rate hikes by the RBA during his term. 10. The Family Home: Stated prior to governing that the family home would remain entirely exempt from capital gains tax assessments, while later refusing to rule out Treasury modeling exploring changes to wealth and property taxes. 11. Industry-Wide Bargaining: Promised business groups that Labor would not return to sector-wide pattern bargaining, before introducing multi-employer bargaining laws via the Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill. 12. Tax Burden Caps: Committed to keeping Australia’s overall tax-to-GDP ratio capped below the 23.9% limit set by the previous government, a ceiling subsequently exceeded by projected revenue receipts. 13. Cashless Welfare Cards: Vowed to completely end compulsory participation in the cashless welfare card system, but instead allocated over $200 million to maintain the BasicsCard and SmartCard infrastructure. 14. Medicare Mental Health Subsidies: Campaigned on strengthening mental health access, but slashed the maximum number of Medicare-subsidised psychology sessions from 20 back down to 10. 15. GP Bulk-Billing Availability: Promised it would be "free to see a GP" using just a Medicare card, but out-of-pocket costs hit historic highs as wider public bulk-billing rates dropped. 16. Telehealth Item Access: Guaranteed expanded remote healthcare options, but quietly cut 70 specialized telehealth consultations from the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS). 17. PBS Medicine Availability: Pledged to lower the cost of vital medications, but removed specific life-changing diabetes medications (like Fiasp) from the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme subsidised list. 18. Aged Care 24/7 Nursing: Promised that every aged care facility would have a registered nurse on-site 24/7 by July 2023, a target the government later admitted was undeliverable across regional facilities and formally relaxed. 19. Regional Doctor Incentives: Pledged to boost regional healthcare, but altered the Distribution Priority Area (DPA) rules, allowing outer-suburban clinics to recruit overseas doctors at the direct expense of remote country towns. 20. NDIS Spending Protections: Promised not to cut critical support structures for the disabled, before legislating structural rules to slash billions from projected National Disability Insurance Scheme expenditure. 21. Federal Anti-Corruption Timeline: Committed to delivering a fully operational National Anti-Corruption Commission within a strict independent timeframe, which faced heavy criticism over private hearing loopholes. 22. Foreign Aid Targets: Held a long-term party policy platform to lift Australia’s foreign aid contribution to 0.5% of Gross National Income (GNI), but subsequently reduced actual funding levels to approximately 0.2% of GNI. 23. Referendum Spending Accountability: Stated that taxpayer funds would be managed strictly on immediate cost-of-living priorities, while spending over $450 million on the failed Voice to Parliament referendum. 24. Government Advertising Spend: Attacked the Coalition's use of taxpayer funds for political messaging, but allocated $40 million to a major public campaign promoting the modified tax cuts. 25. Social Housing Delivery: Announced immediate stock increases under the Housing Australia Future Fund, while facing criticism for counting localized tenancy subsidies toward building targets without adding equivalent new physical builds. 26. YouTube Social Media Ban Exemption: Initially stated that YouTube would be exempt from the under-16 national social media ban, before completely backflipping and removing the exemption for the video platform. 27. Mental Health Charity Funding Cuts: Allowed the health department to ax funding for 13 prominent mental health organizations (including Red Nose Australia and Griefline), before executing an 11th-hour backflip to restore the grants after intense media backlash. 28. Small Business Capital Gains Tax Backdown: Unveiled sweeping 2026 Budget tax hikes on capital gains, but quickly backflipped on key aspects by scaling up the small business turnover threshold from $2 million to $10 million after severe industrial pushback. 29. Discretionary Trust "Death Tax" Backflip: Attempted to implement a 30% minimum tax on discretionary trust income, before retreating to exempt genuine testamentary trusts following claims it acted as a hidden inheritance tax. 30. Private Health Insurance Rebates: Pledged to work with the private health sector to maintain affordable funding, but stripped back the rebate for older Australians over 65, driving up premium costs by hundreds of dollars a year.

Oh another ….. that’s not my department

Typical short sighted government, they have to go.

David Farley has been a One Nation MP for approximately five minutes and has voted with the Greens and teals to cap fuel tax credits claimed by Australia’s largest mining companies. He’s also been controversial with: One Nation MP David Farley says he will display the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander banners in his offices alongside the Australian flag. Against part policy And Comments about immigration Guardian report despite a stumble this week where the would-be MP said Australia’s net overseas migration of 306,000 last year was “probably not” too many

Malcolm for PM...

Wow must be a slow day in the senate. Gel blasters, how important are they ?

One more small Business. Fucked buy.Albo.

Have you always been brain dead?

The Uniparty Sux Balls

Border Force is a debacle!

We need to Wipe the labor party off the Aussie map. Shocking SHIT. I’ll take it on notice.

Ridiculous laws 🙄 you don't see this kind of crap in other countries ....

They're not firearms , stupid bureaucratic BS