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
Here is a fascinating clip on the importance of land management. In particular, the importance of maintaining ground cover with an abundance of grass to trap moisture. When it comes to protecting the environment and guarding against drying microclimates, land
The biggest commodities market in the world is oil. It is 10 times larger than the next metal commodity which is gold or almost three times the amount of all metal markets combined. When Nixon left the gold standard in
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
I think everybody could agree on how expensive child care is. I would argue that one of the reasons child care is so expensive is that there is very little choice or competition and very little flexibility in the type
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
Many Australians have forgotten that Superannuation is not ‘extra’ or ‘free’ money that is given on top of one’s wages; superannuation should be viewed as a portion of your wage that has been withheld and given to a third-party to
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.
Last night I spoke against the Climate Change bill that will see Australia legislate to reduce emissions by 43%, by 2030. Not only is it based on junk science, the Labor party and the Greens will never be able to
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
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Prior to the election, I published a letter on my website titles “An Open Letter to AHPRA from Australian Allied Health Practitioners, Nurses & Doctors.” The aim of this letter was to inform the Federal Government that health professionals were
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
Here is a fascinating clip on the importance of land management. In particular, the importance of maintaining ground cover with an abundance of grass to
The biggest commodities market in the world is oil. It is 10 times larger than the next metal commodity which is gold or almost three
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
I think everybody could agree on how expensive child care is. I would argue that one of the reasons child care is so expensive is
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
Many Australians have forgotten that Superannuation is not ‘extra’ or ‘free’ money that is given on top of one’s wages; superannuation should be viewed as
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.
Last night I spoke against the Climate Change bill that will see Australia legislate to reduce emissions by 43%, by 2030. Not only is it
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
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),
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
Submissions now closed.
Prior to the election, I published a letter on my website titles “An Open Letter to AHPRA from Australian Allied Health Practitioners, Nurses & Doctors.”
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