After 7 years on the public hospital waiting list - 9 year old Kadee will finally receive surgery after Pauline Hanson stepped in to pay for the Yeppoon girl to go private.

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Listen to Pauline Hanson as she discussed the issues in Keppel, where she is with James Ashby - pumping petrol at a local Ampol Service station, listen to the concerns of locals.

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Pauline Hanson can personally attest as a former fish and chip chop owner, that Australians love their fish.

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As the planned shutdown of the 3G Mobile Network approaches, there is growing pressure on the Federal Communications Minister to delay the transition.

According to Senator Roberts, the discontinuation could result in significant disruptions, affecting over one million devices, including 50,000 4G mobiles and critical devices such as pacemakers and medical alarms. Despite telcos' efforts to inform the public, a Senate enquiry revealed widespread unawareness of the shutdown's potential impact.

This includes crucial infrastructure like water metres, medical refrigeration units, and agricultural equipment. The call to postpone the shutdown is intensifying to prevent potential disasters, drawing comparisons to past crises like the CrowdStrike incident.

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In one of the most spectacular disasters of the 20th century, the LZ 129 Hindenburg airship burst into flames while attempting to dock at the Lakehurst naval air station near Manchester in New Jersey on 6th May 1937.

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Published by Julie Hall, Candidate for Whitsunday

As a vehicle for reconciliation, native title has been a complete failure. All it does is create further division in Australia.

Reconciliation should be a process entered into freely and with goodwill, not arbitrarily imposed on unwilling participants.

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The attempt on Donald Trump’s life has breathed new life into the Republican Party and its campaign for a second Trump presidential term. The political momentum this has created has finally prompted the Democrats to convince Joe Biden to abandon the race.

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It was just one line of bad code in a routine software update, apparently, which threw Australia into chaos on Friday and over the weekend. One line of bad code created what is being called the world’s biggest IT failure, shutting down essential services across the nation and the world.

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Pauline Hanson discusses Twiggy Forrest pulling out of the green hydrogen deal and emphasizes the importance of maintaining access to cash in light of recent IT outages.

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