It seems the local council, led by Mayor Lawrence Springborg, is working with the Miles Labor State Government to transfer ownership of the nearby Toobeah Reserve to an Aboriginal corporation headquartered more than 400 km away.

For four years, the residents who call Toobeah home have been kept in the dark about the future of this land. So, on their behalf, I’ve written to the State Government and Goondiwindi Regional Council, asking that the transfer be paused until residents in Toobeah are given the opportunity to be consulted on how this will affect their community’s wellbeing.

The lack of local consultation on the transfer of Toobeah Reserve land to the Bigambul Aboriginal Corporation has left the community with no answers about future access to the popular recreation area.

This land has been the heart of the Toobeah community for more than a century. Residents have paid good money to keep it well maintained, and they make regular use of it for a range of recreational pursuits.

Now they’re wondering if they’ll have access to this community land again, with the Queensland Labor Government about to transfer ownership to an Indigenous corporation with an office more than 400 km away. What ‘connection’ to this land could they have, working more than 400 km away?

I'll be headed out to Toobeah on the 6th of March to consult with the locals, hear what they have to say, and listen to their concerns.

More than half of Australia is already under native title, and another 12% is under claim. At some point, Australians are going to have to say that enough is enough. Australia is home to all Australians and belongs to all Australians.

This was an important message implicit in the rejection of the voice of Parliament at last year’s referendum. Toobeah is in the Federal electorate of Maranoa, which had the highest ‘no’ vote in Australia.

Labor’s referendum failed spectacularly because it only consulted with the activists and academics who stood to gain a voice in Parliament. Labor didn’t listen to the rest of Australia and provided no details, despite being reasonably asked countless times.

Labor, and many in the Coalition, it seems, need to re-learn the fact that governments must govern for all citizens equally.

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Surprise, surprise, it looks like another boatload of illegals has landed in Australia.

According to media reports, approximately 30 men, claiming to be from Pakistan, have landed in a remote region of WA. Almost the exact same thing happened late last November.

It's time the Albanese Labor Government took responsibility for losing control of our borders. Every responsible Minister needs to be held accountable, from the PM down.

Immigration Minister Andrew Giles should be sacked, Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil should be sacked, Attorney General Mark Dreyfus should be sacked, and Anthony Albanese should be turfed out as well.

The Albanese Labor Government has lost control of our borders; this is unforgivable, if they won't accept responsibility and resign, they need to be sent a message at the next election.

Enough is enough.

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Senator Pauline Hanson is fighting for locals who face a calamitous situation of local crown land being transferred to an Aboriginal corporation, and what makes it worse, they were not consulted by council first.

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James Ashby on Credlin's Sky program, talking about the terrible idea that we can accept a 75% target for emission reduction. It will ruin our economy and destroy farming land as renewables blight the landscape. 

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Stephen Cenatiempo of 2CC Canberra interviews One Nation's Pauline Hanson discussing her opposition to Labor's 'right to disconnect' laws and farmers' protests against renewables.

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Never one to duck from the tough issues, Senator Pauline Hanson calls it for what it is: a youth crime crisis, gripping Queensland and the country. Listen as she offers solutions and identifies exactly what the issue is. 

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Senator Pauline Hanson calls out a Queensland council for agreeing to hand over vast tracks of land to an Aboriginal Council without consultation or consideration of the views of locals.

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Chris Kenny's Sky interview with Senator Pauline Hanson discussing Minister Andrew Giles position on the High Court's decision to release of 149 individuals from immigration detention and the decisions risk to public safety. Pauline Hanson calls for the minister's resignation. 

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Luke Bona interviews caller, Jay, discussing youth crime, motivations for juvenile offenders, corrections centers and policy interventions. All of these view confirm that Pauline Hanson is right. Listen to this brave whistleblower tell his story.

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