Australia’s renewables experiment is falling apart.

It’s set to cost over a trillion dollars, it’s not delivering the reliable energy we need to grow the economy, and families are paying the price through higher power bills. On top of that, it’s chewing up valuable farming land and won’t make a difference to global temperatures at all.

These industrial-scale projects have become a taxpayer-funded racket. A One Nation government would be quick to pull the plug on funding.

Enough is enough. And at the ballot box, voters should send a clear message to any candidate backing these outrageous, failed projects.

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One Nation Member for Northern Victoria, Rikkie Tyrrell, is standing up for our farmers, calling for a fair go on water access and a rethink of the flawed buyback system that’s hurting regional communities.

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One Nation is pushing hard for a stronger domestic oil and refining industry.

While Labor and the Liberals have shut down our extraction industry and oil refineries, leaving Australia more dependent on foreign supply, One Nation is committed to reopening and rebuilding these critical industries to secure our energy future.

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Senator Malcolm Robert's push to get answers from authorities on who knew what and when about the Bondi terror attack is gaining attention.

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Letter to the Editor - Jacqueline Robertson - From Jerilderie

Dear Editor

I agree 100 per cent that what we need is a Royal Commission into the Murray Darling Basin Plan.

The cost alone of running it is $4.2 billion per year, which is equivalent to building four major hospitals per year.

The buybacks alone have led to a cut in food production and diminished national food security and destroyed the irrigation farming industry.

The scientific research behind sending water down the river to South Australia is more than questionable, and disadvantages the farmers in this region.

Labor and the Coalition have failed to listen to the cries of the people of this electorate.

It’s time for a Royal Commission to get to the bottom of the issues and then have a government who prioritises addressing those issues.

David Farley is the One Nation candidate for the Farrer by-election - a local who has managed large enterprises in our electorate only to see them destroyed by the Murray Darling Basin plan.

Today, what were once thriving enterprises are now largely gone.

David Farley is a man on a mission to see this issue addressed.

One Nation has pledged to withdraw from the international treaties that severely disadvantage the farmers, set up a Royal Commission and lastly to allocate the communities the amount of water they need to build in resilience and enhance food production which will benefit farmers and lead to thriving communities.

One Nation is the common-sense party that Australia needs to turn back our nation so that we can once again become the ‘Lucky Country’.

Pauline Hanson has publicly stood up for issues no one else is game to talk about. One Nation is a party for the people.

David Farley visited Finley on March 18 to gather support in our region at the Finley Country Club.

This coming by-election on May 9 is going to be a test case for the Federal Election that is coming in 2028.

It’s time to elect people who will listen and act on a myriad of issues facing our nation.

A vote for an independent is a wasted vote. With the national trend, One Nation will have the machinery in place and the political teeth in Canberra to effect the changes we are all crying out for.

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The fuel crisis was avoidable. Instead, families are being slugged with higher costs right when Labor’s inflation-driving policies are already doing damage.

As Barnaby Joyce has said, One Nation would scrap the policies pushing prices up. We’d ditch net zero, bring down electricity costs, and cut the bureaucracy that’s choking building, mining, and farming.

It’s about getting Australia moving again and taking the pressure off families.

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 The NDIS is full of fraud that is targeting Australia's most vulnerable people. One Nation strongly advocates for the overhaul of the system to keep it sustainable and delivering for the people who need it most. 

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Cory Bernardi was elected on a clear platform of reducing the effects of immigration. From housing to pressure on infrastructure, the time to act is now.

Jai Brown, a One Nation SA voter, has explained what matters to him. What we know is that the major parties have left so many people behind. Only One Nation can bring positive change to people's lives. 

“We don’t have enough housing to keep up with our growing population, we probably need to close up the doors a little bit,” he said.

“At the moment we are just drowning.”

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