Why is the Minister for the Arts authorising hundreds of thousands of dollars in public grants for pro-Palestine groups?

What are your thoughts on the amount of money - and the way that money is spent - on the Aboriginal industry?

A late government amendment (IC116) was dropped on our office proposing broad new immunities from producing documents or information for key NDIS figures, including the CEO, board members, commissioners, actuaries, and agency officers.

When I first reviewed the amendment, it looked like a sweeping shield that could let wrongdoers off the hook, shut down accountability, block Senate estimates from getting answers, and potentially cover up fraud. I asked the Minister on whether fraud was even on their radar and questioned if it was part of a deal with the LNP.

Read more here: https://www.malcolmrobertsqld.com.au/the-trust-deficit-in-ndis-reform/

ANOTHER interest rate rise.  Another disaster for everyday Australians.

That’s the 17th rate hike under Labor and the 5th one this year alone.

Let’s be clear who is to blame - LABOR.  And their reckless, continuous spending.

And we're paying the price.

Labor can't keep printing money and sending the country into debt.  This drives inflation, which the RBA can't fix with more rate rises.

Australians just can't afford Labor anymore.  It's time for a change.  

One Nation has responsible policies to get us out of this mess.

For the past year, human assessors were strictly prohibited from overriding computer decisions (even when clinically wrong), leading to under-assessments, long waiting lists and a sixfold surge in appeals, with elderly Australians dying before their reviews were resolved.

This AI decision-making system is part of a broader pattern of attacks by the Albanese Government on our elderly.

Basically stealing money from pensioners!

⚠️This is a short excerpt from a nearly 14-minute speech. Watch the full segment here: https://www.malcolmrobertsqld.com.au/a-duty-of-care-to-our-elderly/

Experts say the Under 16 social media ban is a total failure.

The hard truth about Australia’s jobs and migration crisis:

✅​ 1.68 million Australians are now unemployed or underemployed (up from 1.35M in 2022).

✅​ Real wages have fallen by 1.5% since this government took power.

✅​ Over 70% of new jobs are in the taxpayer-funded care economy, not the private sector.

During Question Time, I questioned Minister Gallagher on how high migration creates a labour glut that suppresses wage growth and burdens taxpayers.

Instead of real answers, we got spin and deflection.

Aussie workers deserve better than policies that undermine their pay packets.

Labor is turning Australia's largest food producing farms into carbon credits.

Try eating those! 😠

40,000 breadwinner jobs.

$100 Billion to our GDP.

Essential infrastructure for northern Australia, helping to lift remote Aboriginal communities out of poverty.

After questioning Minister Farrell on the long-delayed Great Australian Infrastructure (GAIN) proposal, I'm pleased the NAIF has now provided clear direction - the ball is now in the project sponsor's court.

Let's get this vital project moving!

"Censorship tells us more about the fears of the censor than it does about the dangers of the message."

And trusting governments to censor "responsibly" is far more dangerous than allowing "harmful" or "offensive" speech.

Critics like Senator Hume and Minister Watt are either misinformed or playing politics with One Nation’s seven-page immigration policy. To be clear: our policy keeps intake numbers completely unchanged for backpackers, PALM workers and the tourism sector.

Citing from the Treasury's FIONA model, young, working-age migrants aged 25–35 contribute positively to the economy while older migrants, family reunion programs and non-working arrivals create a net financial cost.

Our policy aims to prioritise productive workers while screening out non-producers.

Canada is proof that immigration cuts ease rental pressures and benefits local workers. We will still permits genuinely skilled workers in critical areas like construction, nursing, aged care and rural industries.

Businesses should stop relying on imported labour rather than training the 690,000 unemployed and 1.65 million underemployed Australians.

Our policy will end the "cheap-labour gravy train" and boost domestic living standards.

Coal has historically lifted humanity and developing countries out of poverty, yet reckless net-zero policies and the "green" ideology are putting everyday Australians into poverty with soaring, unaffordable electricity bills.

While Labor is forcing the closure of our own reliable, cheap coal-fired power stations, our high-quality coal is shipped overseas to power other nations' manufacturing, industries and standards of living.

WE are building their prosperity with our poverty.

Stop strangling our economy, use our abundant resources here and put Australian households and jobs first.

State-run supermarkets historically fail.

Will the Greens’ proposal to acquire existing Coles and Woolworths sites offer fair compensation, or will they rely on state acquisition tricks similar to what John Howard used to steal farmer’s property rights in the past?

While the Greens' policies will add to your cost of living through higher taxes, One Nation's policies will put more money back in your pocket, delivering genuine, lasting cost-of-living relief.

Truth be damned with this government!

Labor says the private sector is creating jobs. The numbers tell a different story.

While government-funded employment grows, private businesses are being crushed by rising costs, red tape and net zero policies.

Australians need lower power prices, stronger wages and an economy that rewards productive enterprise, not government dependence.

Labor's lies aren't going to pay the bills.

The message couldn't be clearer - high tobacco taxes are a gift to organised crime.

Why won't the government listen?

The sensible solution? Cut the tobacco excise and put criminals out of business.

When supposed leaders fail our defence personnel, the impact is devastating. RAAF veteran Daniel Dare shared his experience with me, and I am reading his letter in full to ensure it becomes part of the public record.

Effective discipline must always be grounded in truth, data and facts. It must be fair, proportionate and honest.

How is it possible that a career could be crippled by the system meant to protect them?

The greatest threat to Australia’s defence is a lack of accountability at the top. One Nation and I are committed to improving the behaviour, effectiveness and accountability across the Department of Defence, senior defence officers and ministers.

Our focus remains clear: protecting Australian lives, protecting Australian property and protecting Australian freedom.

Fact: if you want cheaper groceries, the first step MUST be to lower energy bills.

From the diesel in the tractor, to the irrigation pumps on the farm, the refrigeration in transit, the processing plants and the lights in the supermarket, energy is one of the biggest costs at every single step from production to the consumer.

Yet unelected bureaucrats and politicians force inhuman net-zero policies - which are NOT saving the planet. They're sending electricity prices through the roof.

And when energy costs soar, the cost of everything soars.

Deliberately driving up the cost of energy raises the cost of living.

The Liberal government started every economy destroying climate/energy policy. Then the Labor-Greens government turbo-charged each policy when it was their turn.

Only One Nation will scrap the climate madness, unleashing our abundant, cheap Australian coal and gas.

We will restore common sense to our energy market so families, farmers, workers and industries can prosper once again.

Truckies from Western Australia and Queensland have shared with me some serious on-the-ground concerns, suggesting that many Indian immigrants are obtaining licenses too easily or operating without them.

While the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator maintains their systems are risk-based and ethnicity-agnostic, these frontline driver concerns must be addressed.

Every driver on our roads must be fully qualified and safe.

#RoadSafety #Truckies

Who read the reports? Who considered the warnings? Who signed off on the risks?

At Senate Estimates, I asked officials from the Department of Defence whether the officer responsible for operational airworthiness had read key reports, considered critical safety assessments, and reviewed evidence relating to the approval of TopOwl 5.10.

Did he read the German report? Defence couldn’t say.

Did he read the Navy test report in full? Defence couldn’t say.

Was he aware of Army test findings that raised serious flight safety concerns? Defence couldn’t say.

Question after question was taken on notice.

This isn’t about hindsight. It’s about understanding what evidence was considered, what warnings were known, and how decisions affecting the safety of Australian aircrew were made.

Those answers matter.

A Comcare investigation alleged the Department of Defence committed serious WHS breaches.

Yet, the Commonwealth prosecutor declined to press charges — and refuses to release the legal reasoning to grieving families, citing ongoing IGADF and Queensland Coroner inquiries.

Transparency matters. Should the legal reasoning be released to give families closure?