This line of questioning has probably been the most damming to date. Brendan Murphy was the Chief Health officer when the vaccines were approved. (He is now the Secretary of Health and Paul Kelly is the Chief Health Officer.) About
Skerritt and Kelly are claiming the ABS actual deaths cannot be used as estimates of excess deaths. Skerritt then goes on to rely on actuarials who claim that if excess deaths were to occur they would have been in younger
In this round of questioning, I asked AHPRA why they rely on the advice of Health Bureaucrats at ATAGI, most of whom have conflicts of interest due to their employers receiving significant funding from big pharmaceutical companies and the Bill
The Australian Communications and Media Authority said I should speak with the ACCC so I did. The ACCC said I should speak with ACMA. Our bureaucrats are masters in passing the buck aren’t they. It’s worth noting that in the
Last November it was widely reported that over 10,000 people intended to claim compensation under the governments no-fault indemnity scheme. At that time 78,000 injuries were reported and the scheme had not been promoted by the government. By September this
Last week I questioned Fair Work Australia about their commissioners. I have sworn affidavits from people saying one Vice President was heard saying on the phone that she wouldn’t let an unvaccinated person look after her grandchildren. I also asked
I asked the ABS in estimates whether or not they were tracking the number of people out of work in the unemployment statistics due to mandates. Needless to say they don’t. Now don’t you think with the severe labour shortages
In the Senate, I moved a motion calling on the minutes and any related correspondence relating to decisions made by National Cabinet regarding Covid be released. Needless to say Albanese and the Greens voted against it. Chamber: Senate on 27/10/2022Item:
In the last few weeks there has been a lot of discussion around Pfizer not testing whether or not v stopped transmission. In the fine print it’s true Pfizer claimed it was unclear as to the v’s effectiveness in stopping
Yesterday, I gave a speech outlining the large increase in non-Covid excess deaths from May 2021. This was well before Covid broke out into the population. It was however only a few weeks after the start of the vaccine rollout
Of all the issues faced by Australia, few are more damaging to our country than the fiscal imbalance and ambiguous responsibilities between state and federal governments. You’ve really got to ask why Australia, a country of 25 million people, has
Chamber: Senate on 7/09/2022Item: STATEMENTS BY SENATORS – COVID-19 Vaccine Claims Scheme Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (13:56): I rise today to speak about vaccine injuries and the lack of help from the Albanese Labor government to those injured by the COVID
On the 2nd of August I started to discuss the biochemistry of the Covid-19 Vaccines (Part 1). Last night in the Senate (6th September 2022), I continued this discussion… Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (20:16): Tonight I want to talk again about
In the Australian Senate, on the 2nd August, I spoke about the biochemistry surrounding the vaccine and how little it is understood. I had only 10 minutes to deliver my speech so I was a bit rushed – I needed
Submissions now closed.
This line of questioning has probably been the most damming to date. Brendan Murphy was the Chief Health officer when the vaccines were approved. (He is now the Secretary of Health and Paul Kelly is the Chief Health Officer.) About
Skerritt and Kelly are claiming the ABS actual deaths cannot be used as estimates of excess deaths. Skerritt then goes on to rely on actuarials who claim that if excess deaths were to occur they would have been in younger
In this round of questioning, I asked AHPRA why they rely on the advice of Health Bureaucrats at ATAGI, most of whom have conflicts of interest due to their employers receiving significant funding from big pharmaceutical companies and the Bill
The Australian Communications and Media Authority said I should speak with the ACCC so I did. The ACCC said I should speak with ACMA. Our bureaucrats are masters in passing the buck aren’t they. It’s worth noting that in the
Last November it was widely reported that over 10,000 people intended to claim compensation under the governments no-fault indemnity scheme. At that time 78,000 injuries were reported and the scheme had not been promoted by the government. By September this
Last week I questioned Fair Work Australia about their commissioners. I have sworn affidavits from people saying one Vice President was heard saying on the phone that she wouldn’t let an unvaccinated person look after her grandchildren. I also asked
I asked the ABS in estimates whether or not they were tracking the number of people out of work in the unemployment statistics due to mandates. Needless to say they don’t. Now don’t you think with the severe labour shortages
In the Senate, I moved a motion calling on the minutes and any related correspondence relating to decisions made by National Cabinet regarding Covid be released. Needless to say Albanese and the Greens voted against it. Chamber: Senate on 27/10/2022Item:
In the last few weeks there has been a lot of discussion around Pfizer not testing whether or not v stopped transmission. In the fine print it’s true Pfizer claimed it was unclear as to the v’s effectiveness in stopping
Yesterday, I gave a speech outlining the large increase in non-Covid excess deaths from May 2021. This was well before Covid broke out into the population. It was however only a few weeks after the start of the vaccine rollout
Of all the issues faced by Australia, few are more damaging to our country than the fiscal imbalance and ambiguous responsibilities between state and federal governments. You’ve really got to ask why Australia, a country of 25 million people, has
Chamber: Senate on 7/09/2022Item: STATEMENTS BY SENATORS – COVID-19 Vaccine Claims Scheme Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (13:56): I rise today to speak about vaccine injuries and the lack of help from the Albanese Labor government to those injured by the COVID
On the 2nd of August I started to discuss the biochemistry of the Covid-19 Vaccines (Part 1). Last night in the Senate (6th September 2022), I continued this discussion… Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (20:16): Tonight I want to talk again about
In the Australian Senate, on the 2nd August, I spoke about the biochemistry surrounding the vaccine and how little it is understood. I had only 10 minutes to deliver my speech so I was a bit rushed – I needed
Submissions now closed.
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You have the right to access documents we hold under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act). This page explains how to make an FOI request, how we process an FOI request. It also includes a link to our disclosure log.
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.
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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