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Labor’s dramatically increased immigration above housing supply levels

In last week's budget the Albanese Government is claiming they will reduce immigration to 395,000 this year. However, the real figures from Home Affairs up, until Feb 2024, show a net figure of 872,829 arrivals.

Superannuation favours high income earners

If Labor was serious about closing the gap between men and women’s salaries they would abolish superannuation all together as it not only favours men but high income earners.

Renewables: Higher energy costs, short operating life & more

The only way to reduce power prices as quickly as possible is to build base load coal fired power stations using home grown resources.

Labor voted NO to a Royal Commission into Covid despite calling for one in 2022

Labor and the Greens voted against holding a Royal Commission into the government handling of Covid-19. This is despite Albanese saying he would hold a Royal Commission and Senator Gallagher saying an inquiry should be held.

BOM has manipulated temperature records to show a false increase in temperature

In the recent round of estimates I asked the BOM if they acknowledged that their homogenisation artificially increased the temperature rise of the last 100 years. They lied in their reply by saying that if they didn’t homogenise their records the increase would have been bigger.

The Greens laugh at the jab injured

To mock people who have been injured by the vaccine is the lowest of the low and tells you everything you need to know about The Greens party.
I supported an amendment to the IR Bill that would have prevented people being discriminated against on the basis of their Covid-19 vaccine status.

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When does the Attorney-General expect to set up the Federal Judicial Commission?

16 November 2022

Question Number: 178
PDR Number: LCC-OBE22-178
Date Submitted: 16/11/2022
Department or Body: Attorney-General’s Department

As announced in the October 2022-23 Budget, the Government is scoping the merit and potential design options to establish a federal judicial commission that can independently examine complaints made to it in relation to judicial officers, and take appropriate action. The policy design, consultation process and timing for the establishment of a federal judicial commission are a matter for Government.

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