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Senator Malcolm Roberts2021-07-31 15:12:002021-08-24 10:33:25PFAS is a toxic problem for Australia and the Beef IndustrySOCIAL MEDIA
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For far too long, politicians in Canberra have treated taxpayer money like a bottomless pit.
A One Nation government will stop the waste and cut the endless spending. Here's just four of them:
✔️ We will fix the NDIS - and not at the expense of those that need it.
✔️ We will audit the Aboriginal Industry. Every single Australian deserves to be treated as an individual based on need, not race.
✔️ We will completely shut down the job killing, expensive Climate Change Department that is destroying our environment.
✔️ We will end the duplication of departments like education and health giving the states complete responsibility for these services.
Australians are paying the price for this, and One Nation demands accountabili#AustraliansFirstFirst
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Just like Hanson for 30 years....and now Senator Malcolm Roberts
The above mentioned policies , sound fine and dandy to me , hopefully one nation party also...will look into oil 🛢, and on shore processing , I think we are desperately going to need it , based on current war issues abroad 🍊 🇦🇺 🍊
Sounds like a great start 🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺
MEANWHILE: THIS IS WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON. The taxpayer-funded family trip for Jodie and Nathan that Anthony Albanese probably hoped you’d never notice Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers have come under criticism after taxpayers were billed more than $4,200 to fly their family members to Canberra for Budget night, despite their spouses and, in Albanese’s case, his adult son all holding well-paid jobs. As many Australians continue to struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, Albanese used the parliamentary family reunion allowance to fly his wife, Jodie Haydon, and son, Nathan Albanese, from Sydney to Canberra on May 12. The return flights on May 14 brought the total taxpayer-funded cost to $2,591.32. Both Jodie Haydon and Nathan Albanese are employed in senior professional roles. Nathan works in Commonwealth Bank’s institutional banking division, while Haydon held a senior executive position at Teachers Mutual Bank. Despite their incomes, taxpayers covered the cost of their travel so they could attend Budget night. Treasurer Jim Chalmers also claimed the family travel allowance to bring his wife, Laura Chalmers, and their son from Brisbane to Canberra. Laura Chalmers, editor-in-chief of News Corp Brisbane’s weekend magazines, and their son travelled at a total taxpayer cost of $1,641.14, including flights and airline fees. In contrast, Opposition Leader Angus Taylor did not claim the family travel allowance. His wife, Louise Clegg, reportedly drove from the family’s Southern Highlands home to Canberra to attend his Budget reply speech, with no parliamentary travel entitlement used. Daily Mail Political Editor Peter van Onselen said the claims were within the rules but described them as politically tone-deaf during a cost-of-living crisis. He argued that while no one would object to politicians wanting their families present on Budget night, taxpayers should not be expected to fund travel for what was essentially a family support group. The travel claims also drew criticism from Australians on social media. Some questioned why taxpayers should pay for flights for well-paid adult family members, while others asked what public benefit taxpayers received from their attendance. Albanese has previously spoken publicly about his close relationship with his son Nathan, saying they speak almost every day and describing those conversations as a good-luck charm. Nathan Albanese also previously attracted attention after receiving membership to Qantas’ exclusive Chairman’s Lounge from former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, a close friend of the Prime Minister. The latest controversy follows a series of disputes over MPs’ family travel expenses. Communications Minister Anika Wells faced criticism over flights claimed for her husband to attend major sporting events, while Trade Minister Don Farrell was questioned over more than $100,000 in family travel expenses since Labor took office. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland later repaid part of the cost of a family trip to Western Australia. Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie was also criticised after charging taxpayers $853.52 for a trip to Tasmania that included attending her son’s wedding. She later said she would not repay the money. While all of the travel claims were made under existing parliamentary entitlements, the issue has reignited debate over whether taxpayer-funded family travel is appropriate during a time when many Australians are under significant financial pressure.
Well done ONE Nation your the best
Long Live Our Queen
Excellent!👏👏👏
Let's look at the wages for politicians and the Governor General as that's ridiculous and no more fucking pension with a new job role would be nice aswell.
Vote One Nation Party 🥇for a safer Australia 🇦🇺 and the safety of all AUSTRALIANS 🇦🇺 🙏🏼🧡🤞
What u think about that stop taxs
Stop taxs politics other hand two much taxs dis that we should stop taxs not help them I help u Pauline
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"We will increase Big Gina's share price" 🤣
Yeh you’re correct Mal, it’s disgraceful. Pauline takes the cash but doesn’t show her face most of the time.
Albanese views YOUR retirement funds as HIS piggybank to raid. There is heaps of waste that can be trimmed.
U know why should have pay government not u Pauline albeneasy taxs why shouldn't stop
Channel for Redneck Fukwits
My mate sits on his arse at home, one of many unnecessary workers still on the Gov payroll. Covid insurance DEPT, has to check his emails lol as is nothing else to do! They still rent the office but is empty of staff. Waste pffhhh just the start of it lol.
And just how do you believe you will “win” and be a one nation government. It’s a two party preferred system and you ain’t one of those parties. Even if your party gets 99.9% of the votes, you must give them to one of the two parties and then hope you get a bill passed or at least heard. That’s it. You’ve got Buckley’s chance. And I’m not saying it cause I wouldn’t want you in. I do. You’d be leaps above the crooks in the Uni-party. You just don’t have a chance and the longer you pretend means you’re part of the play that you politicians act out. Why don’t you say that you’ll head up a commission against Fauci for what he’s done both directly and indirectly to Australians. I’ve said it over and over. Change the system or nothing will change.
Malcolm. There are only a few politicians who live in ACT or across the border in NSW. So your 1st sentence is nonsense.
During this estimates session with the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), I asked questions regarding the scale of visa appeals they are reviewing - and it's worse than expected.
Migration cases now make up 56% of the entire tribunal workload, with student visas alone accounting for 35%. The backlog is astonishing.
77,938 migration cases, 52,452 student visa cases, and 130,983 cases overall waiting for hearing. Protection visas add another 37,830, and even NDIS reviews are climbing.
The tribunal admitted its receiving around 90,000 applications a year, but is only funded to finalise 60,000, meaning the backlog grows by 30,000 every year.
When asked when this backlog is expected to be cleared, the answer was blunt and honest. On present numbers, they have no reasonable expectation.
The tribunal is drowning. A system meant for genuine review is being overloaded, under-funded and pushed beyond capacity, while taxpayers foot the bill for backlog that grows every single day.
Much of the fault lies with Australian universities, who aggressively market their degrees by promising students a fast track to permanent residency. This is often done through third-party brokers employed by the universities.
How long will the Government let the Tribunal drown before doing its job and and fixing this mess?
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What a dog
At least he answered the questions.
They can't recall anything and they moved on from their latest treachery they say
Wow a man that answers questions
He likes talking through is hands shows his nervous
Still faster than waiting for a response/update from DVA...
And what Senator Malcolm Roberts what did you achieve?
Keep them honest Senator Malcolm Roberts
Billy Slee
They all know how easy it is to be an immigrant in Australia!
"Accountable government"????
At last we have someone that actually answers questions . Senator Roberts is very up with these issues .
Allway worry students
Know why launching disability
Senator Malcolm Roberts
We seem to be allowing in a lot of immigrants with children of various ages with disabilities.
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MEANWHILE: THIS IS WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON. The taxpayer-funded family trip for Jodie and Nathan that Anthony Albanese probably hoped you’d never notice Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers have come under criticism after taxpayers were billed more than $4,200 to fly their family members to Canberra for Budget night, despite their spouses and, in Albanese’s case, his adult son all holding well-paid jobs. As many Australians continue to struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, Albanese used the parliamentary family reunion allowance to fly his wife, Jodie Haydon, and son, Nathan Albanese, from Sydney to Canberra on May 12. The return flights on May 14 brought the total taxpayer-funded cost to $2,591.32. Both Jodie Haydon and Nathan Albanese are employed in senior professional roles. Nathan works in Commonwealth Bank’s institutional banking division, while Haydon held a senior executive position at Teachers Mutual Bank. Despite their incomes, taxpayers covered the cost of their travel so they could attend Budget night. Treasurer Jim Chalmers also claimed the family travel allowance to bring his wife, Laura Chalmers, and their son from Brisbane to Canberra. Laura Chalmers, editor-in-chief of News Corp Brisbane’s weekend magazines, and their son travelled at a total taxpayer cost of $1,641.14, including flights and airline fees. In contrast, Opposition Leader Angus Taylor did not claim the family travel allowance. His wife, Louise Clegg, reportedly drove from the family’s Southern Highlands home to Canberra to attend his Budget reply speech, with no parliamentary travel entitlement used. Daily Mail Political Editor Peter van Onselen said the claims were within the rules but described them as politically tone-deaf during a cost-of-living crisis. He argued that while no one would object to politicians wanting their families present on Budget night, taxpayers should not be expected to fund travel for what was essentially a family support group. The travel claims also drew criticism from Australians on social media. Some questioned why taxpayers should pay for flights for well-paid adult family members, while others asked what public benefit taxpayers received from their attendance. Albanese has previously spoken publicly about his close relationship with his son Nathan, saying they speak almost every day and describing those conversations as a good-luck charm. Nathan Albanese also previously attracted attention after receiving membership to Qantas’ exclusive Chairman’s Lounge from former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, a close friend of the Prime Minister. The latest controversy follows a series of disputes over MPs’ family travel expenses. Communications Minister Anika Wells faced criticism over flights claimed for her husband to attend major sporting events, while Trade Minister Don Farrell was questioned over more than $100,000 in family travel expenses since Labor took office. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland later repaid part of the cost of a family trip to Western Australia. Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie was also criticised after charging taxpayers $853.52 for a trip to Tasmania that included attending her son’s wedding. She later said she would not repay the money. While all of the travel claims were made under existing parliamentary entitlements, the issue has reignited debate over whether taxpayer-funded family travel is appropriate during a time when many Australians are under significant financial pressure.
Stop allowing them in ja dickheads!
wow just deport their lying arses back to their shit holes as they are just lying to get in here and then cause chaos , and we dont need that at all
Round them up Send them packing.. Just like other countries....
We are waiting average 115 days for our parent sponsored visas.... disgusting!!! It was 15 days 3 years ago.!!!
Allie who I dear is that
Do you think we don’t realise that you’re a robot and trump your big man robot Do you think we are stupid father you idiot 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You complain about too many people coming to Australia and now you complain they dont come fast enough? Did you take your dementia meds today?
More incompetence from the Albanese Labor Government.
Taxpayer-funded diesel shipments are sitting idle off Australia's coast due to a lack of storage facilities, with costs reaching up to $90,000 per vessel per day.
This cost will ultimately be passed onto YOU at the fuel station.
The Fuel Commissioner has had 5 months to solve this problem and has failed ✖️
Successive Liberal and Labor governments have destroyed our domestic refineries and storage facilities over the decades, leaving us vulnerable.
One Nation will prioritise new Australian fuel refineries from the private sector to secure our nation's fuel independence and provide for Australians.
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If Malcolm spent half as much time finding solutions as he does finding things to panic about, we'd have built three refineries by now.
Normally with supply/demand if theres excess it gets cheaper
Better refine the oil before storing it ???
Didn’t Albo campaign against ScoMo about the lack of fuel storage in the country and that he was going to meet the mandated storage requirements?
The waste. Throwing money away everywhere we look. How are they still in power
If the Labor government had a meat tray raffle in a average town pub they would no idea what to do and stuff it up Then plame the problem On previous meat tray organiser Another labour problem
Not enough boatloads of fuel...too many boatloads of fuel. Make sense cookie.
Plenty of room, just want less supply for the demand to drive the prices through the roof.
School students realise your party is a joke..🤣🤣🤣
By “prioritise” Senator Malcolm means “subsidise so we can give private companies your tax dollars”
Pannic buying
The Australian government cannot organise a you know what in you know were
*Circus 🎪 music* plays….
Give the farmers a cost break to buy fuel at a discount rate as most carry bulk diesel on farm. They produce our food and fibre. Coles and woollies don’t produce what they sell but they sure take the profits.
But you must be able to spot the problem with your own logic.......if you started tomorrow, those ships would still be sitting there waiting for you to build the infrastructure, right? Is your claim that within 5 moths of taking office you would have the facilities created to totally solve the issue (you're literally complaining this Government hasn't solved it in 5 months)? Or is it just easy to talk the talk?
Tell me you not listening to the Australia pubic with out telling us ffs, just tax the coronations like a good part of the world do for there resources it's not rocket science 🫣🤔
Isn’t the fuel commissioner the one getting paid $1 million a year …….????
Our local 7/11 servo bought 2 new mercedes from the last hike up..their queing up at $2.60 a litre fir diesel so ide say a few more cars or houses coming his way again..
Pure risk management selects the lowest-cost solution to short-term supply issues. The costs of having a land-based terminal for 1 tanker load are in the high tens of millions a year, which you will have to pay for.
Strange!! When a market is in oversupply in every other situation the market drops in price rapidly!!
The stupidity of the government is astounding. Perhaps fuel bladders are the a short term option to this problem, at least it would get the fuel on land at a much lower price than sitting it out at sea.
How much would it cost to store it on land if we had the storage? As to see what the difference is? Or is it free to store it on land? If you drop the price everyone could fill up and travel, problem solved!!!
So why is diesel 2 50 a litre then
Lots of farmers with tanks nilly empty because the bloody dear
So fuel should be cheaper then ?
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.
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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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