There is a façade of legality over this ongoing use of emergency powers in Queensland to further the government’s political objectives and undermine the rule of law. The inadequate institutional and constitutional frameworks within which such emergency powers have been used in Queensland has made this unhindered exploitation of emergency powers by the Executive Government dangerously easy. If allowed to continue I believe it will lead to no less than the radical overthrow of our way of life and political system. We need to restore balance and accountability to the policy-making process in Queensland. And we need to reject this reigning culture of fear before it’s too late, start re-opening our economy responsibly, end ‘government by decree’ powers, abolish the hated vaccine mandates, and restore Queensland’s democratic voice by restoring the power of the Legislature and all its functions.

It has long been warned that when western nations shut down or limit their oil, gas and coal industries it simply allows other nations to take advantage and reap the profits.

Despite our courts finding no government policy to steal Aboriginal children from their families, our federal and state governments continue to pay compensation. Why?

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Pauline Hanson urges investment in Aussie apprenticeships to tackle skilled trades shortage worsened by QLD and NSW floods, pushing for expansion of national wage-subsidised programs.

Pauline Hanson praises Ipswich Show Society for building a flood-safe events centre now housing 400 evacuees; calls for support to expand capacity to 2000 in future emergencies.

NSW EV rebate favours wealthy suburbs, with low uptake in regional areas. Scheme sees taxpayer funds benefit the rich, not the regions. A costly, inequitable policy failure.

Sunshine & Sons Distillery on the Sunshine Coast has launched its new Queensland Rum, making it Australia’s third-largest rum producer. Despite tough COVID years, they’ve thrived—and now it’s time to support local.

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson, who has been meeting with regional Queensland communities in recent days, said there was no longer justification for any ongoing pandemic restrictions in Queensland

Last year Senator Pauline Hanson caught up with the Willowbank Raceway team to discuss their upgrade plans. Despite playing a significant role in the Ipswich community since 1985, this will be the first time in its history that Willowbank Raceway has received government funding.