Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (15 March 2021, 13:23): I rise in support of the Higher Education Support Amendment (Freedom of Speech) Bill 2020. I must say the word ‘freedom’ gets thrown around a lot. I sometimes think it’s thrown around without
Fear has been a tool that governments, and even the ancient civilisations of Egypt, have used to rule over their people, and these days there are people who are fearful of the climate changing enough that it will cause humans
Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (25 February 2021, 09:31): It’s a great pleasure to get a chance to speak again on the Treasury Laws Amendment (Reuniting More Superannuation) Bill 2020. An honourable senator interjecting— The PRESIDENT: Order! Can we start Thursday morning
At a time where energy prices are soaring across the nation, it is vital that any projections regarding the cost of different energy sources are based on realistic assumptions, taking into account all relevant factors accurately without bias towards a particular type of energy generation.
It is well known that his in his farewell speech the great American president Dwight Eisenhower warned about the military-industrial complex. Today, of course, it is not just the military-industrial complex that we need to be wary of but
The last 12 months has illustrated the importance of self-reliance. When a country cannot rely on itself then its sovereignty is jeopardised. In his political masterpiece The Prince Niccolo Machiavelli wrote: Wise princes … have always shunned axillaries and made
This Inquiry has identified there are real questions about the extent of the impact on-farm run-off is having on the GBR & there is a greater need to test the empirical science, which is why we’ve heeded the calls of stakeholders in recommending an Office of Scientific Review.
NSW is the gold standard for the rest of the Commonwealth when it comes to best dealing with the challenges of the Coronavirus.
The Federal LNP Government’s Economic Recovery Plan for Australia will create jobs, rebuild our economy and secure Queensland’s future.
The Labor State Government’s regulations are set to cost farmers billions, at the precise moment when we need our economy growing to recover from the COVID pandemic.
Eager to see fiscal and monetary reforms in the country, Senator Rennick is also lobbying his own government to build its way out of any financial recession brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dorothy didn’t tap her shoes together and say, ‘There’s no place like childcare.’ She said, ‘There’s no place like home.’
Senator Tim Ayres needs to stand down as the head of the senate inquiry into the recent catastrophic bushfires – due to an obvious political bias and prejudice.
“The way that they behave towards people in the private sector and the difficulty they make with the red tape and the green tape, and the blue tape – trying to stop Australian small business from getting ahead, has got to stop,” he told Sky News on Tuesday.
Yesterday I joined the Outsiders’ Rowan Dean, Rita Panahi and James Morrow on Sky News Australia to chat about the Bureau of Meteorology’s modelling practices – particularly their “homogenization of data” which is resulting in higher-than-expected recordings.
Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (15 March 2021, 13:23): I rise in support of the Higher Education Support Amendment (Freedom of Speech) Bill 2020. I must say
Fear has been a tool that governments, and even the ancient civilisations of Egypt, have used to rule over their people, and these days there
Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (25 February 2021, 09:31): It’s a great pleasure to get a chance to speak again on the Treasury Laws Amendment (Reuniting More
At a time where energy prices are soaring across the nation, it is vital that any projections regarding the cost of different energy sources are based on realistic assumptions, taking into account all relevant factors accurately without bias towards a particular type of energy generation.
It is well known that his in his farewell speech the great American president Dwight Eisenhower warned about the military-industrial complex. Today, of course,
The last 12 months has illustrated the importance of self-reliance. When a country cannot rely on itself then its sovereignty is jeopardised. In his political
This Inquiry has identified there are real questions about the extent of the impact on-farm run-off is having on the GBR & there is a greater need to test the empirical science, which is why we’ve heeded the calls of stakeholders in recommending an Office of Scientific Review.
NSW is the gold standard for the rest of the Commonwealth when it comes to best dealing with the challenges of the Coronavirus.
The Federal LNP Government’s Economic Recovery Plan for Australia will create jobs, rebuild our economy and secure Queensland’s future.
The Labor State Government’s regulations are set to cost farmers billions, at the precise moment when we need our economy growing to recover from the COVID pandemic.
Eager to see fiscal and monetary reforms in the country, Senator Rennick is also lobbying his own government to build its way out of any financial recession brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dorothy didn’t tap her shoes together and say, ‘There’s no place like childcare.’ She said, ‘There’s no place like home.’
Senator Tim Ayres needs to stand down as the head of the senate inquiry into the recent catastrophic bushfires – due to an obvious political bias and prejudice.
“The way that they behave towards people in the private sector and the difficulty they make with the red tape and the green tape, and the blue tape – trying to stop Australian small business from getting ahead, has got to stop,” he told Sky News on Tuesday.
Yesterday I joined the Outsiders’ Rowan Dean, Rita Panahi and James Morrow on Sky News Australia to chat about the Bureau of Meteorology’s modelling practices – particularly their “homogenization of data” which is resulting in higher-than-expected recordings.
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