Labor and the Greens went ahead and took out 450GL of water out of the Murray Darling Basin last year. They like to say they are buying back water for the environment but nothing could be further from the truth.
Watch as Labor minister Murray Watt twists himself in knots as he can’t admit renewables are bad for the environment.
Economic reform is way overdue in this country. In 1985 when Paul Keating opened up Australia to foreign capital markets he sold our children out.
As the Australian Prudential Regulator responsible for deposit taking institutions you would think keeping branches open would be a major concern for them.
Cost of Living and Crime is on the rise under Labor. And they aren’t doing anything about it.
Labor claiming credit for our farmers toil!?! The arrogance of the Murray Watt and the Labor Party knows no bounds.
Last year Labor and the Greens voted to take out another 450 gigalitres out of the Murray Darling by letting it run out to sea.
Climate change madness isn’t just killing the environment and your wallet.
Labor and the Greens went ahead and took out 450GL of water out of the Murray Darling Basin last year. They like to say they are buying back water for the environment but nothing could be further from the truth.
Watch as Labor minister Murray Watt twists himself in knots as he can’t admit renewables are bad for the environment.
Economic reform is way overdue in this country. In 1985 when Paul Keating opened up Australia to foreign capital markets he sold our children out.
As the Australian Prudential Regulator responsible for deposit taking institutions you would think keeping branches open would be a major concern for them.
Cost of Living and Crime is on the rise under Labor. And they aren’t doing anything about it.
Labor claiming credit for our farmers toil!?! The arrogance of the Murray Watt and the Labor Party knows no bounds.
Last year Labor and the Greens voted to take out another 450 gigalitres out of the Murray Darling by letting it run out to sea.
Climate change madness isn’t just killing the environment and your wallet.
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.
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.
Yesterday in the Senate, Malcolm Roberts moved an amendment to the IR Bill that would have prevented people being discriminated against on the basis of their Covid-19 vaccine status. I spoke to the amendment and as you can tell I
It’s interesting that in my first ever Senate inquiry—it was a Senate inquiry into the Great Barrier Reef—my first ever question, to the Australian Institute of Marine Science, was: ‘Do you have a database of all the health KPIs relating to the reef that demonstrates a change or a trend from 1980?’ That’s when they first started recording data…
It is well known that wind farms kill millions and millions of birds and bats. They kill apex birds. They kill lots and lots of bats. Many people probably don’t know that bats, along with bees, are one of the major pollinators in our environment.
Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (18 March 2021, 11:26): I rise to speak on the Fair Work Amendment (Supporting Australia’s Jobs and Economic Recovery) Bill 2021, and it’s great to be here today, because I’m pumped. I’m usually pumped up at
Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (17 March 2021, 17:17): Well, well, well! The fox is in the henhouse. Here we go. We’ve got Labor suddenly worried about small business. Get real! This is the fox that wants to destroy small business. This
“Like the Murray-Darling river system, our dairy industry is complex and varies significantly by state. Trying to determine a price for milk that keeps everyone happy will be impossible and only goes to show how out of touch One Nation is.”
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.
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.
Yesterday in the Senate, Malcolm Roberts moved an amendment to the IR Bill that would have prevented people being discriminated against on the basis of their Covid-19 vaccine status. I spoke to the amendment and as you can tell I
It’s interesting that in my first ever Senate inquiry—it was a Senate inquiry into the Great Barrier Reef—my first ever question, to the Australian Institute of Marine Science, was: ‘Do you have a database of all the health KPIs relating to the reef that demonstrates a change or a trend from 1980?’ That’s when they first started recording data…
It is well known that wind farms kill millions and millions of birds and bats. They kill apex birds. They kill lots and lots of bats. Many people probably don’t know that bats, along with bees, are one of the major pollinators in our environment.
Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (18 March 2021, 11:26): I rise to speak on the Fair Work Amendment (Supporting Australia’s Jobs and Economic Recovery) Bill 2021, and it’s great to be here today, because I’m pumped. I’m usually pumped up at
Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (17 March 2021, 17:17): Well, well, well! The fox is in the henhouse. Here we go. We’ve got Labor suddenly worried about small business. Get real! This is the fox that wants to destroy small business. This
“Like the Murray-Darling river system, our dairy industry is complex and varies significantly by state. Trying to determine a price for milk that keeps everyone happy will be impossible and only goes to show how out of touch One Nation is.”
The banks are now just lying to justify their gouging . Its disgraceful.
They earn very high margins on low interest deposit accounts that would have 10’s of billions of dollars in them, making millions on relending at 6%.
In estimates I asked the Agricultural Minister to take a stand for the Agricultural sector and lobby his former boss to keep bank branches open in the regions. Murray Watt was a former Chief of Staff to Anna Bligh and State MP when she privatised much of Queensland’s Infrastructure.
In estimates I asked the Environment Department why they are paying farmers to lock up their farms and grow mulga trees.
Whether you give 5 minutes notice or 5 years notice, Banks have an obligation under their social licence to keep branches open in the regions.
In estimates I quizzed the RBA as to why they are using austerity measures rather than productivity measures to manage the economy. Austerity measures via sharp interest rate increases are only hurting the battlers who don’t deserve to suffer because
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
Rural & Regional Affairs & Transport Committee on 23 March 2021. Senator RENNICK: My questions are regarding the Eastern Australia Agriculture buyback, Mr Metcalfe. I want to quote a part of the actual valuation by Colliers. They summarise in one
The banks are now just lying to justify their gouging . Its disgraceful.
They earn very high margins on low interest deposit accounts that would have 10’s of billions of dollars in them, making millions on relending at 6%.
In estimates I asked the Agricultural Minister to take a stand for the Agricultural sector and lobby his former boss to keep bank branches open in the regions. Murray Watt was a former Chief of Staff to Anna Bligh and State MP when she privatised much of Queensland’s Infrastructure.
In estimates I asked the Environment Department why they are paying farmers to lock up their farms and grow mulga trees.
Whether you give 5 minutes notice or 5 years notice, Banks have an obligation under their social licence to keep branches open in the regions.
In estimates I quizzed the RBA as to why they are using austerity measures rather than productivity measures to manage the economy. Austerity measures via sharp interest rate increases are only hurting the battlers who don’t deserve to suffer because
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
Rural & Regional Affairs & Transport Committee on 23 March 2021. Senator RENNICK: My questions are regarding the Eastern Australia Agriculture buyback, Mr Metcalfe. I want to quote a part of the actual valuation by Colliers. They summarise in one
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