Senator Rennick tours regional Queensland
23/04/2023
Find out where Senator Rennick is visiting this April.
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Do you believe that the tax-free threshold should be raised from $18,200 to $40,000?
Parliament must hold the reigns over the RBA
20/04/2023
“The Reserve Bank will get more experts for a separate board to set interest rates and will hold fewer board meetings with mandatory press conferences, as part of the first external review of the central bank and the operation of
Australians are being fleeced, but manufacturing & productivity will fix it
30/03/2023
The so called National Reconstruction Fund bill is nothing but a slush fund for renewables with a misleading name. Coal and gas projects, which are locally produced have been excluded from the fund. On the other hand foreign owned or built renewables can apply for assistance.
Why are Labor/The Greens sticking a tax on Australian companies, sending jobs offshore?
28/03/2023
Last week the Labor party passed the Safeguard mechanism. This is without a doubt the most destructive bill ever passed during my time in the Senate.
Should Australia build Sovereign Seven infrastructure projects to be self-reliant?
21/03/2023
If Australians want to rebuild and restore their country the government needs to stop relying on the monetary policies of unelected central bankers and get the workforce back on the tools.
Health advice never mandated jabs in the workplace
10/03/2023
What’s astonishing about this is that the former Prime Minister Scott Morrison himself said this week that Covid vaccine mandates were never recommended by the Federal Health Department outside of Health settings.
Taxing unrealised gains on superannuation is totally unworkable
08/03/2023
If we look at the mean balance of superannuation for women aged 60 to 64, it is $280,000, whereas for men it is $360,000.
Senate grills banking suits in Sale
08/03/2023
The Senate hearing in Sale highlighted the importance of consultation with the community, transparency in decision-making processes, and the need to provide alternative job opportunities to affected employees.
Senator Rennick tours regional Queensland
23/04/2023
Find out where Senator Rennick is visiting this April.
Parliament must hold the reigns over the RBA
20/04/2023
“The Reserve Bank will get more experts for a separate board to set interest rates and will hold fewer board meetings with mandatory press conferences, as part of the first external review of the central bank and the operation of
Australians are being fleeced, but manufacturing & productivity will fix it
30/03/2023
The so called National Reconstruction Fund bill is nothing but a slush fund for renewables with a misleading name. Coal and gas projects, which are locally produced have been excluded from the fund. On the other hand foreign owned or built renewables can apply for assistance.
Why are Labor/The Greens sticking a tax on Australian companies, sending jobs offshore?
28/03/2023
Last week the Labor party passed the Safeguard mechanism. This is without a doubt the most destructive bill ever passed during my time in the Senate.
Should Australia build Sovereign Seven infrastructure projects to be self-reliant?
21/03/2023
If Australians want to rebuild and restore their country the government needs to stop relying on the monetary policies of unelected central bankers and get the workforce back on the tools.
Health advice never mandated jabs in the workplace
10/03/2023
What’s astonishing about this is that the former Prime Minister Scott Morrison himself said this week that Covid vaccine mandates were never recommended by the Federal Health Department outside of Health settings.
Taxing unrealised gains on superannuation is totally unworkable
08/03/2023
If we look at the mean balance of superannuation for women aged 60 to 64, it is $280,000, whereas for men it is $360,000.
Senate grills banking suits in Sale
08/03/2023
The Senate hearing in Sale highlighted the importance of consultation with the community, transparency in decision-making processes, and the need to provide alternative job opportunities to affected employees.
Speeches
Estimates & Committees
Questions on Notice
Speeches
Estimates & Committees
Questions on Notice
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FREEDOM OF INFORMATION (FOI)
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Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)
Australia’s government authority responsible for evaluating, assessing and monitoring products that are defined as therapeutic goods. The TGA regulate medicines, medical devices and biologicals.
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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