CLOSING THE GAP: HERE WE GO AGAIN

The annual Closing the Gap statement used to be one of the signature events in Parliament, an occasion for the major parties to signal a lot of virtue while lamenting their collective failure to lift disadvantaged indigenous Australians.

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Watch and listen to Malcolm Roberts' speech to the Senate calling for an enquiry into the effect of renewable energy and power transmission infrastructure on rural and regional Australia.

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Senator Malcolm Roberts addresses the Senate, discussing the cost of living, rent prices, and tax cuts. Listen as he serves the Labor government and the way they have titled a bill 'cost of living tax cuts', when it is far from anything of the sort.  

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Pauline Hanson discusses vaccines and human rights, and the Supreme Court ruling that decided Queenslander's human rights were impinged when they lost the right to reject the COVID vaccine.

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Watch this impassioned speech from the floor of Australia's Senate, where Pauline Hanson fights for Australians, particularly on the issues of Stage 3 tax cuts, housing issues and homelessness, and increasing energy costs. 

 

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Senator Pauline Hanson addressing the Senate discussing Operation Sovereign Borders. Is Pauline right? Or should Labor be allowed to roll out the welcome to people smugglers?

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One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson says the Queensland Supreme Court's decision to rule that COVID-19 vaccine mandates are unconstitutional highlights the need for a Royal Commission into pandemic management.

Hanson hails the ruling as a victory for personal freedoms but bemoans the government's approach to vaccination requirements and demands a thorough probe to determine the rationale behind Queensland's laws.

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Watch Pauline Hanson in the Australian Senate talk about the important issues that are affecting Australians, and in particular the way two sets of laws seem to being developed - when we should be focused on uniting Australia. 

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One Nation has always stood side-by-side with Queenslanders who were forced to get the @#!. Many of these people lost their jobs, or abandoned careers, because they wanted control over their bodies, and didn’t want to be injected with what amount to an experiment. One Nation has advocated for these people, pursed their cases, and fought for their rights. 

Now there is hope, with the Queensland Supreme Court ruling, it was unlawful to force many Queensland front line service people to take the %^$.  

Hopefully, justice will prevail, and those who acted unlawfully through the whole saga will be brought to justice. You can’t trample on people’s human rights and think you are magically granted impunity.

 

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