Renewables are bad for the environment
23/11/2023
Labor and the Greens are still refusing to hold an inquiry into the impacts of renewables on our farmland, waterways and National Parks.
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Should the Australian Parliament have a serious discussion around Nuclear Energy considering Australia has enormous stocks of uranium which could provide households and businesses with cheaper power?
We don’t need any more red tape on water management
16/11/2023
I recently spoke against a Greens bill to expand the water trigger powers of the Federal government.
CO2 does not trap heat
16/11/2023
Heat is Kinetic Energy, the energy of motion. So if you were to believe that CO2 “traps” heat, then the actual temperature would drop as temperature is a measure of mean molecular momentum.
Companies forced to report how they are meeting CO2 targets
14/11/2023
One piece of legislation I recently voted against, but was passed by Labor and the Greens, was the introduction of an accounting standard that will force companies to report on their CO2 emissions.
Will we be disadvantaged when calculating net zero models?
26/10/2023
Which model of the 40 models is the right model? The CSIRO can’t say. They just want us to trust them.
We need less inflation & more infrastructure
25/10/2023
In Estimates I asked Treasury why they are allowing building companies to go broke.
The Climate Change Authority doesn’t seem to know much or do much
23/10/2023
Climate change madness isn’t just killing the environment and your wallet.
It’s created a behemoth bureaucracy that doesn’t even know what its own purpose is.
It would appear these bureaucrats are baffled by their own bs.
Is there a toxic chemical in wind turbine blades?
23/10/2023
Bisphenol A is an endocrine disrupter that has been linked to about 80 diseases including cancers and reproductive disorders. It is lethal for young children. In 2012, the World Health Organisation warned about the potentially carcinogenic properties of endocrine disrupters and concluded that they pose a global threat to public health.
Endangered species must be protected from renewable energy construction
23/10/2023
Gotta love it don’t you. They can report national CO2 emissions on a quarterly basis but try asking for a national report on the numbers of endangered species and this is what you get.
$1.5 Trillion to meet our 2050 green targets
23/10/2023
The energy department said in estimates that Australia needs 100GW of renewable energy to reach its 2030 renewable energy target.
Why are community batteries going to inner city suburbs?
23/10/2023
In estimates I asked for the work papers behind the decisions as to where to place community batteries.
Divide & conquer – Labor distracts from their lack of plan to govern
19/10/2023
Labor are clueless when it comes to delivering the things that matter. Chamber: Senate on 6/11/2023Item: QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS – Answers To Questions Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (15:55): It’s good to rise and talk about what a debacle
We’re in a per capita recession caused by net zero policies
11/09/2023
Labor are out of control. They need to lower immigration as they are importing a homelessness crisis.
We’re importing renewables instead of using our own energy resources
05/09/2023
In the Senate I spoke about Australia’s flawed energy policy and the climate change hysteria that is behind it.
The deliberate lies and fear mongering needs to end.
Are community batteries worth it?
05/09/2023
After trying to justify expensive taxpayer funded batteries by claiming they were going to be aimed at parts of the electricity system that couldn’t be connected to the grid, it turns out they are being installed in inner city suburbs.
Renewables are bad for the environment
23/11/2023
Labor and the Greens are still refusing to hold an inquiry into the impacts of renewables on our farmland, waterways and National Parks.
We don’t need any more red tape on water management
16/11/2023
I recently spoke against a Greens bill to expand the water trigger powers of the Federal government.
CO2 does not trap heat
16/11/2023
Heat is Kinetic Energy, the energy of motion. So if you were to believe that CO2 “traps” heat, then the actual temperature would drop as temperature is a measure of mean molecular momentum.
Companies forced to report how they are meeting CO2 targets
14/11/2023
One piece of legislation I recently voted against, but was passed by Labor and the Greens, was the introduction of an accounting standard that will force companies to report on their CO2 emissions.
Will we be disadvantaged when calculating net zero models?
26/10/2023
Which model of the 40 models is the right model? The CSIRO can’t say. They just want us to trust them.
We need less inflation & more infrastructure
25/10/2023
In Estimates I asked Treasury why they are allowing building companies to go broke.
The Climate Change Authority doesn’t seem to know much or do much
23/10/2023
Climate change madness isn’t just killing the environment and your wallet.
It’s created a behemoth bureaucracy that doesn’t even know what its own purpose is.
It would appear these bureaucrats are baffled by their own bs.
Is there a toxic chemical in wind turbine blades?
23/10/2023
Bisphenol A is an endocrine disrupter that has been linked to about 80 diseases including cancers and reproductive disorders. It is lethal for young children. In 2012, the World Health Organisation warned about the potentially carcinogenic properties of endocrine disrupters and concluded that they pose a global threat to public health.
Endangered species must be protected from renewable energy construction
23/10/2023
Gotta love it don’t you. They can report national CO2 emissions on a quarterly basis but try asking for a national report on the numbers of endangered species and this is what you get.
$1.5 Trillion to meet our 2050 green targets
23/10/2023
The energy department said in estimates that Australia needs 100GW of renewable energy to reach its 2030 renewable energy target.
Why are community batteries going to inner city suburbs?
23/10/2023
In estimates I asked for the work papers behind the decisions as to where to place community batteries.
Divide & conquer – Labor distracts from their lack of plan to govern
19/10/2023
Labor are clueless when it comes to delivering the things that matter. Chamber: Senate on 6/11/2023Item: QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS – Answers To Questions Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (15:55): It’s good to rise and talk about what a debacle
We’re in a per capita recession caused by net zero policies
11/09/2023
Labor are out of control. They need to lower immigration as they are importing a homelessness crisis.
We’re importing renewables instead of using our own energy resources
05/09/2023
In the Senate I spoke about Australia’s flawed energy policy and the climate change hysteria that is behind it.
The deliberate lies and fear mongering needs to end.
Are community batteries worth it?
05/09/2023
After trying to justify expensive taxpayer funded batteries by claiming they were going to be aimed at parts of the electricity system that couldn’t be connected to the grid, it turns out they are being installed in inner city suburbs.
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Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)
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Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI)
The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) advises the Minister for Health and Aged Care on the National Immunisation Program (NIP) and other immunisation issues.
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