Off-set carbon emissions. Use our oil, coal and gas responsibly and offset the carbon output by establishing massive crops of vegetation. Relatively cheap to set up a small scale model, using waste water from a nearby outback town population. Net zero made easy. Pipe harvested rainwater and treated effluents to flat, arid regions of outback. Install delivery piping adjacent to existing rail corridors, providing ease of access to construct and maintain. * Extract toxins and other elements, and recycle them through series of natural processes. Deliver irrigation water to a central circular lake, for exposure to sun, air and natural evapo-transpiration process, populate a surface growth covering the central lake with say, water hyacinth. Central lake spills irrigation water over, entire perimeter, dropping about say, 50mm, over a level edge (like a fountain cascading) around its entire cicumference, into multiple surroundings circular motes each likewise overflowing over a level edge to then run free over the surrounding flat terrain. As supply of water and effluent increases, then more circular motes and weirs, may be added. Read through the page (mostly in Comments) in the link below and you'll get the picture. A fair amount of research is on the FB page. Providing, sustainable perpetual irrigation for produce and jobs, export tourists, fibre, mulch, stock feed seed, nuts, fruit, berries, vegetables, bio-fuel, crocodile farming, aquaculture, pet food, etc etc * What happens at the initial recycle process? * Sewage contains a wide range of valuable minerals, including common metals like copper, iron, and zinc, and precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum. Additionally, nutrients such as phosphorus and potassium, and other industrially important metals like palladium, aluminum, and chromium are present and can be recovered through advanced treatment processes. Recovering these materials is a form of "urban mining" that offers a sustainable alternative to traditional mining and can turn wastewater treatment into a valuable resource recovery process. Sewage is a valuable resource because it contains water, energy, and nutrients that can be recovered and reused, supporting a circular economy. After treatment, this water can be used for irrigation or industrial processes, while by-products like biogas can generate energy, and nutrient-rich sludge can be converted into fertilizer. This reduces reliance on freshwater sources, lowers fertilizer costs, and can generate revenue to help cover the costs of water treatment operations. www.facebook.com/groups/DroughtproofAustralia/?ref=share_group_link

Labor can`t approve any water-storage infrasructure, because the Greens won`t allow it.

What a complete and utter waste of money.

Exactly the same outcome for Wyangala Dam, Central West NSW. Spent millions then cancelled it. 🤨

Get rid of labor greens teals..overentitled overpaid overtaxing overcontrolling deceitful lying greedy wasteful negligent traitorous incompetent commo globalist bullies..putting their evil commo globalist agenda ahead of Australians wellbeing needs and safety.

You continue to be an irrelevant goose.

She knows exactly what she is talking about. She is the only one who lets us know the truth of what is really happening.

You tell them, Pauline. One Nation is a sensible party.

Look at the toads not applauding

Say it loud Pauline 👏 🧡🧡🧡🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺💪💪💪

Thank you Senator Malcolm Roberts for posting this. I recorded it for hubby on the tv but Pauline ran over time (good on her) and I missed everything after that. Loved her address, particularly when she spoke from the heart off-script 🧡🧡🧡

Just because Hanson is not a great speaker, she is a passionate advocate for the Australian people and Australia as a whole, she is a trustworthy person and has values that some of our politicians may not have!?

Well done Pauline

Don’t stop Pauline now! It’s taken you all thirty years to hear this !

Good on you Pauline - your time has come. Go for it!

Come on Pauline let’s do this

And the crazy thing is not all these people are what one would consider to be 'poor' there are those on what once wld have been an adequate wage to cover cost of living, is now barely cutting it.

Go for it Pauline! Great speech and articulate responses to questions.

ATTORNEY GENERAL RESPONDS TO FORMER SENATOR ROD CULLETON With the Attorney General’s response to Rod Culleton last week it appears the Government and associated entities have been acting unconstitutionally and therefore unlawfully since the Commonwealth Seal was removed in the 70s by Labor’s Gough Whitlam. Rod Culleton finally got a reply to the Freedom Of Information request written 2 months ago to the Attorney-General for legality of the removal of the Great Seal Of the Commonwealth in 1973. The Great Seal is required to make Commonwealth Law. It is the most central thing to run Government and Parliament under the Constitution. The answer came in yesterday morning. They have now admitted that they “DID NOT HAVE ANY AUTHORITY” to remove the Great Seal in 1973. That means it is ‘ILLEGAL AND DONE IN TREASON”. And every ACT since, is NOT VALID LAW, NO AUTHORITY” means there has been NO LAW ever since. The document received is the single most important thing to blow every current government and Parliament in Australia, out of the water. It is the ‘magic bullet’ that has hit them right between the eyes. Documents today have been filed with the Federal Police. The UK Government has also been put on notice.

Best Australian political speech in the past 30 years, well done Pauline!

💯 🧡 ONE NATION 🇦🇺‼️

Good on you Pauline Hanson 🙏❤️👍🏻🌹

Pauline did very well . Bravo.

Yes Pauline... a politician finally listening to the people they work for.. fabulous!!!

That's the One Nation we want! Brilliant speech and excellent answers to all questions 👏 👍 😀

Pauline great speech, let’s stick it up em’

She did so well I’m very impressed 👏🏻👏🏻

Great welcome to all Australians

She has not idea what she is talking about it

Yes and thank you

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