MALCOLM ROBERTS
Senator for Queensland with One Nation
With a long history of seeking the truth, Malcolm believes Parliament needs to return to the facts to get back on track. Malcolm’s areas of focus include:
Building dams and water infrastructure such as the Hybrid-Bradfield Scheme and exposing mismanagement of the Murray Darling Basin.
Reducing electricity prices, increasing the supply of reliable energy and ending the government obsession with renewables.
Ending the control of unelected bureaucrats over Australia’s way of life, exiting the United Nations and restoring our sovereignty.
Opposing full foreign ownership of Australian land and forcing multinational companies to pay their fair share of tax.
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“The decades of Government inaction on issues in the, ‘too hard’ basket is killing our country. We’re not afraid to listen and take up the things affecting Australians everyday.”

With a strong background in engineering, mining and business leadership, Malcolm brings a real world perspective to Parliament that the ranks of major party lawyers and former union bosses miss.
He has led the operational development of Australia’s largest and most complex underground coal project, setting many new industry firsts.
After being disqualified along with 14 others from sitting in Parliament in the 2017-18 eligibility crisis, Malcolm campaigned for election again in 2019 where he was successful with a huge increase in vote.






Latest posts from Malcolm’s Facebook and Twitter
Australians have made it abundantly clear: we do not want former ISIS fighters or their spouses returning to our country.
When ISIS fighter Tareq Kamleh was reportedly discovered alive almost a decade after he was declared dead, Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt said:
"We won't be providing assistance, just as we haven't provided assistance to others to come back."
And "we've made clear for some time now that we won't be providing any assistance as a government to anyone who's made the absolutely awful decision to join a foreign terrorist organisation."
YET they still returned.
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Albo will welcome him with open arms.
Roll out the red carpet, Albo🙄
Only in a box
Tony Burka is @ the airport with a welcome home party.
Home?? he didn't want to stay here before, so let him stay home over there.
I’m sure the Labor Party is getting out the red carpet!🤬🤬🤬🤬
2 years time Lord Mayor
Where is seal team 6?
Akbo already secured a job at Royal North Sure Hospital for him
I’m sure Elbow has a spare bedroom in Canberra
Tony Burke MP when is his flight?
Haha, sure and we believe you lol
Albo will fly him 1st class
Ahmed Ouf is his travel agent.
The Isis brides were allowed back coincidence 🤔
Albo's ordered a statue for the Lodge.
Wheres Australia's Vigilantie
Same goes for IDF fighters
..as long as it’s in a box.
Let him stay there
Tell him to faaaark ooorrf
Every vote counts.....
let them stay there
Bourke and Albo found him
More Labour voters on there way
This is not what South Australians were promised when so-called "renewable" energy was rolled out.
In this article, an expert has been quoted as saying:
"We end up prioritising reliability by default, and sometimes also sustainability with renewables and things like that, without necessarily thinking about affordability."
Energy grids should always prioritise reliability.
If the transition to so called "renewable" energy makes reliabiliy unaffordable, then the transition must be stopped.
Australia is rich in cheap, reliable energy alternatives. Delivering cheap, reliable energy isn't just an option for the government - it's their responsibility.
A One Nation government will deliver exactly this!
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Did the conspiracy theorists suggest this might happen some while ago ??
Get used to resetting the clock on the microwave every day
When you go and pay your power bill next just keep a few dollars back, when they tell you that you’re a few backs short let ‘em know how it feels
So why build AI ffs
The only true wilderness is between a labor politicians ears
Let me guess conspiracy theorist was right again ? 🙄
Third world country, an advanced society they say a land of unlimited opportunity and resources 🤦🏻♂️
And for data centre consumption
Bowen and his 🤡🤡🤡 in action😫 Disaster in the making!!!!!
But..but.. south Australians overwhelmingly voted Labor 🤣
I have yet to see one post from you that has been accurate. This post misrepresents both the article and how power systems work. The expert isn't arguing that reliability should be sacrificed. They're pointing out that there's always a trade-off between reliability, affordability and sustainability. Chasing 100% reliability regardless of cost would require massive overbuilding of generation, transmission and backup, which consumers would ultimately pay for. Every electricity system in the world accepts some level of risk because eliminating every outage would be prohibitively expensive. That's why reliability standards are designed around what delivers the best value overall—not perfection at any cost. Also, attributing electricity prices solely to renewables ignores other major drivers such as gas prices, transmission investment, ageing coal plant closures, network costs and global energy markets. South Australia has some of the highest levels of renewable generation in the world, but wholesale electricity prices are often among the lowest when wind and solar output is strong. A serious discussion about energy should acknowledge the real trade-offs instead of suggesting that renewables automatically make the grid unreliable or unaffordable
Yep, you get that when you put all your eggs in thebone energy basket
Well ditch the ai data centres and there will be plenty of power if you use our coal. Man why does the public know more than the authorities.!
Someone sounds to be making sense here? WHAT!!!! One nation… No way! VOTE ON!
This is misinformation. I have lived in SA for 7 months (summer, autumn and winter) and not one blackout.
Is it really 2026?
This happened every summer in WA for a decade before renewables....
Wait till they put in the new ai building. It will take all the power.
?????
Roll out these data centres for more reliable energy
Sky News Australia Paul Murray LIVE
Imagine when they flood our country with data centres 😡
Still better than your brain 🧠 outage
Another paid and approved post courtesy of Gina Rinehart.
What you happily voted for getting close to zombie land.
This response from Clare O'Neil is delusional.
Pretending to accurately measure the size of the illegal tobacco industry through voluntary public health surveys is absurd.
I have spent many hours reading submissions and listening to those directly impacted by the vast criminal network supported by illicit tobacco. Not to mention asking questions of the Minister and in Senate Estimates.
To O'Neil's point, despite their hard work, police have only seized a tiny fraction of illicit product. This is far beyond an enforcement problem. It is a government created tax issue.
And it's about to spread to the alcohol industry.
This is hurting everyone - Australian consumers, legitimate businesses and the Treasury.
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It’s not just the young ones either it’s the opposite the older people that don’t have enough money are buying them… who wouldn’t $12 compared to $48 I’ve heard this from numerous older people….
It has not reduced people smoking. There losing a lot of tax on the sale of illegal tobacco. She has know idea. 🫣😂
If the legal cigarettes were $20 a packet for 20 I would go back to smoking them, until then if the police want to sell some cheap I know a few people that would be interested 🤣🤣
Didn’t they just come out and say more people are smoking now than 20 years ago.
Are people smoking less or are they just getting them somewhere else 🤔
So they can't burn cigarettes.....🤦..why store them.
Ever Since Bondi, I have been smoking twice as much.
I bet Big Tobacco over the Minister.
Waffle 101.
You would know cupcake 🧁
I'll be buying untaxed beer soon too by the looks.
I think Malcolm smokes the old funny stuff
She’s cooked…🤯
Did she actually listen to the question ?
Maybe we could store them at parliament house .. Its not like its currently being used for anything purposeful at the moment .
lol plug plug .. no ones quit it’s too cheap now
It's not illegal we buying online . Like everything else . I got it tax tax haha not making your money .
POT CALLING KETTLE BLACK LOL 😆
All they have reduced is the number of people smoking government taxed cigarettes. Lmao
Things only become illegal due to government policy, The government either ban/prohibit it (DRUGS) so people will still source / sell it if there is a market/profit to be made. OR The government puts a stupid tax on tobacco so again there is a market for $10-15 packets of smokes when the suppliers get them for $ 1-5 a packet and know Aussies are struggling and cant afford taxed smokes especially when the government is making $25 a packet.
perhaps they should take a look at dropping the excise on alcohol and tobacco to a reasonable amount.
I'm shore this woman is an alien 👽
She said proud of reducing then contradicting herself by saying that smoking isn’t going down the way they want so which is it
I am a smokers amd have never been asked to participate in a survey
Mouth isn't connected to brain.
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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