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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:
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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Event: Forum on Crime – Bribie Island
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When will the ATO stop foreign buyers?
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Australia Council happy to waste 7% more of your money to virtue signal
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Latest posts from Malcolm’s Facebook and Twitter
Yesterday the Senate passed legislation to link Director IDs to the Companies Register. Recent major corporate collapses have cost everyday Australians hundreds of millions of dollars. Several large business failures recently have cost everyday Australians hundreds of millions of dollars. These type of frauds could have been prevented had ASIC already connected Director IDs to company records, enabling early identification of dodgy directors and monitoring of their activities.
One Nation opposed the way Director ID was introduced. The private contractor, Accenture, took this opportunity to harvest tens of millions of data from directors, which the legislation did not allow them to do. This was a serious breach of privacy laws, which the Labor Government covered up. I succeeded in having the Minister bring Accenture to heel, yet the data they illegally obtained has still never been accounted for.
Yesterday I successfully moved an amendment calling out these abuses of power and the attacks on privacy in recent years.
The amendment passed with support from all parties in the Senate.
I will hold those parties to this vote in the future. The war on privacy must stop.
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Thank You, Senator Malcolm Roberts.
Thank you. Sensible approach to a ridiculous situation based on preserving individual privacy. Something the public all agree on. Well done, it’s nice to hear positive steps towards fighting against and correcting the shitshow that Australia’s apathy has allowed to creep in. Thank you for having the balls to actually do what you say you believe in. That you clearly understand what the people the government works for actually want. Politicians are SERVANTS to the public. Not well paid dictators. You sir earn your pay cheque by serving us well. Again, thank you. I hope other MPs and public servants follow your example.
It is good that you do this however if One nation is to become a power that can bring down the Greens an Labor they need to start putting a plan of action together. So the people can have confidence in the party and its leadership.
Bigtech's apps enable this - beware what apps you use - minimise the data flow.
Well done and great result 👍
Malcolm tarts up his little piece of contribution with a nice big Facebook post. Yay. I guess it's one more than Pauline has done in 30 years.
Honestly they shouldve just used an abn which is tied to a person’s tax file number. There wouldnt have been any issues in applying and adding or linking. The creation of a whole different number was administrative redundancy created to either justify a promotion or payments to third parties - was there kick backs or a hire of an ex public servant in decision making 🤔 other professional registrations and licenses get linked to abn so there was already precedent.
The only time you wake up is to protect the wealthy and big business
Agree 💯 Pauline Hanson one nation ❤️
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Why don’t you just post that One Nation is against everything and it will save you a lot of time
Good thing the digital id system was started to track government services members not by name by human features 15 years ago, body index and fingerprint and voices data was a part of the collection data then it move to family members, and friends, on stop shop of information, to plan and track staff and stop or start global events,
💉 wasn’t compulsory either
Nearly a quarter of all new vehicle purchases are now plug-in electric vehicles, and when you include conventional hybrid vehicles, that figure rises to 46 per cent of market share.
One Nation wants to know if the Isis Brides and their children:
⚠️Will be required to attend deradicalisation programs.
⚠️Present a threat to the safety of Australians.
⚠️And if there are more coming.
These are the answers we received.
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Dodges the question
So they all had valid passports?
Privacy laws don’t apply when you are required to provide information by law, ie a request from a government authority.
No answers, just waffle
Who asked turkey neck to chime in???? 🙄🙄🙄
We have no housing for our own , so would be interesting to know where they are living
Look at Watt giving his 2c to help deflect the question.
The answer is either Yes or No
Privacy, it wasn't to long ago we had to give our medical history to the world lol
Another question ? Were the children born overseas ? Have the parents been born here . If not the children are not Australian
Taking on notice I've heard that phrase somewhere before
with this parliamentary system everything is always “I’ll take it on notice “ why not answering the question or get the information so it’s sorted 🙄
Omg it’s like getting an answer out of a 4 year old trying to hide the fact they ate out the nutella jar 🤦♀️
So they don't have to answer any questions 😡
So bearocracy is more important than Australian concerns
Senator Roberts why don't you give your question to those people first before I get to the senate inquiry so they can easily your questions when they come to the inquiry. (Hopefully those who are answering the questions won't have to say "UM" all the time).
They always dodge every question
The supposed experts stated that there are deradicalisation programs for children
Don’t you mean one Pelican ? Or in your case Mal One and a half Pelicans 🤭
They should only be allowed to return on our terms, if they don't agree to them, then that would be the end of it.
When the public are fully aware that training camps for k#lling other children take place in these places from a very young age, when either coming back to Australia or being for the first time, I believe that the deradicalisation sessions should take place for all, inclusive of the parents as a right to return. I believe that a tougher approach may need to be taken with regard to Australia being formulated on a Christian base, & although we have freedom of religion, radicalisation of comments such as, their religion will be in every household, or that their belief is that everyone is a Muslim they just havn't come over yet, probably should have some attention given to it, under the freedom of religion laws. Many Muslims have left their homes to escape the radicalisation that has befallen their own countries, & would feel much like many Australians, we do not want it here. Unfortunately it's like getting rust in a car, if you don't treat it, it can rust out the entire car.
Sounds like secret squirrel business!!
oh gawd ? heaven help us ?
Anotherill take it on notice Um Um Um
Why not ask who is currently paying for the food and accommodation of these returned people? Will the bill for the healthcare also be footed by the tax payer? Since it was brought up, why have the 40 people who fought for Isis been allowed to return?
Johannes Leak nails it again
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More Labor lies exposed
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They also were fed Domino's pizza at the Meriton Suites hotel in Mascot, Sydney, from what I read.
Illustrated accurately, not a joke!
Only thing missing is the free welcome pack and how to vote card
The headline should read; Returning IDF soldiers file through.
Hi Mal, What are your views on Australian dual passport holders who fight for foreign armies overseas? Should they be able to return to AU?
I hope there was bacon on it!!!!!
Looks like Europe 😉
Oh the Pelicans handler 🤣
"I'm not against that... "
I thought the banner at the NPC nailed it too, touché!
Thats Hanson in that Burquh
Australia citizens
Diversity is code for White Extinction There is no diversity in Nigeria. There is no diversity in Somalia. There is no diversity in India. There is no diversity in Pakistan. There is no diversity in Bangladesh. But for some reason, the western world is expected to take in unlimited migrants from non diverse, third world countries in order to turn us into some sort of multicultural society. The facts are simple; our cultures are not equal and do not mix well. Time to end this failed experiment. Send all migrant Invaders home.
Strange idea of fast tracking.
Is that Pauline going through on the right there, Mal? Sure looks like her.
How many of you ON voters benefit from any one of these? 1. Age Pensions (1909) Introduced by: The Deakin Protectionist Government (with crucial support from the Australian Labor Party). 2. Sick Leave (1920s) Introduced by: The Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Court (now the Fair Work Commission). Sick leave wasn't born from a single piece of legislation but evolved through union pressure and court rulings. 3. Four Weeks National Annual Leave Legislated (1940s–1970s) Federalised by the Whitlam Labor Government (1973) and the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission (1974). 4. PBS Subsidised Medicine (1948) Introduced by: The Chifley Labor Government. 5. Long Service Leave (1951) Introduced by: The McGirr NSW Labor Government first, later adopted nationally. 6. Medicare (1975 / 1984) Introduced by: The Whitlam Labor Government (as Medibank) and reintroduced by the Hawke Labor Government (as Medicare). 7. Employer Contributed Superannuation (1992) Introduced by: The Keating Labor Government Building on the 1986 Accord, Prime Minister Paul Keating introduced the Superannuation Guarantee (SG) in 1992. 8. Paid Parental Leave (2011) Introduced by: The Gillard Labor Government following a landmark report by the Productivity Commission. 9. NDIS - National Disability Insurance Scheme (2013) Introduced by: The Gillard Labor Government following years of campaigning by the disability sector and a recommendation from the Productivity Commission. 10. De carbonisation (2022 to 2024) The Australian Labor Party (the Albanese Government) introduced a comprehensive suite of policies aimed at transforming Australia's energy grid, transport sector, and manufacturing.
Muslim express lane.
Just to the side of these lines there is the deportation queue for those who say things like "there are only 2 sexes".
Treated like royalty
Hi Malcolm, What sanctions is Pauline proposing for people born outside of Australia? Should they be allowed to run for political office?
That seems to say it all.
Is Australia allowed to independently decide who takes permanent residence in Australia or not ? Or is there an International Body who override this ?
How true that is 🤬🤬🤬🤬
What a travesty.
Clever cartoon, but sadly is happening now 😔
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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