One of the most important reasons for One Nation’s opposition to an indigenous ‘voice to Parliament’ in Australia’s Constitution is that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are already represented by 227 elected voices in Parliament, 11 of which identify as indigenous or part-indigenous themselves – that’s almost 5% of Federal Parliamentarians.

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Measures in place to prevent an outbreak of foot and mouth disease (FMD) in Australia are woefully inadequate and must be substantially increased.

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Australia has no need for an indigenous ‘voice to Parliament’ with 227 legislators – including 11 who identify as indigenous – representing their voice in Parliament. One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said the ‘voice’ would effectively create apartheid in Australia, giving a minority of Australians more political franchise than the majority based on race.

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has retained her seat in the Senate for a second consecutive term, pledging to hold the new Albanese government to account and work constructively to ensure it puts Australia and Australians first.

Senator Hanson thanked voters in Queensland for supporting her bid to represent them for another term.

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The federal election has come and gone but One Nation's fight to ensure the forgotten people of Australia have a voice in our nation’s parliaments continues in Queensland at the Callide by-election.

Representing One Nation in Callide is Sharon Lohse, a Chinchilla grazier and rural communities advocate who’ll be taking the majors head on over their policy failures.

“Agriculture and mining are essential economic drivers and job providers in Callide but they’re under threat from policymakers in Brisbane and Canberra held hostage by climate change ideology and activism,” Ms Lohse said.

“Communities and businesses and Callide need a representative who will fight to protect these industries."

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David Littleproud is the Trent Zimmerman of the Nationals, the Tim Wilson of the Nationals, the Dave Sharma of the Nationals.

A former banker pushing UN-WEF policies.

One of his last acts as Minister for Agriculture under Scott Morrison was to introduce his so-called “biodiversity” bill that if passed would have paid farmers cash to lock up their land and make it unproductive in accord with UN climate policy.

No wonder George Christensen bailed out of the Nationals.

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The attached IHR amendment would have given away Australia’s sovereign decision-making powers for declaring and managing ‘Public Health Emergencies” to a foreign entity, the World Health Organization.

It still might, given we have only been granted a reprieve, NOT a pardon, from these appalling amendments.

Once we have all breathed a collective sigh of relief, however, important questions need to be asked to ensure this never happens again.

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Brilliant news out of Geneva today!

As most of you know, the World Health Assembly has spent the past 7 days considering Biden’s 13 controversial amendments to the International Health Regulations.

Official delegates from wealthy developed nations like Australia, the UK, and the US spoke in strong support of the amendments and urged other states to join them in signing away their countries’ sovereignty.

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Australians are brilliant and we can control our own destiny to make the country successful.

We don't need unelected overseas bureaucrats to tell us what to do. Well said, young lady. Exceptionally well said. 

DAVOS 2022 is a "gross attack on democracy" and overreach by elites. What's telling is that this year there were no G7 leaders there. 

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