SENATOR ROBERTS UNCENSORED
Authorised by Malcolm Roberts, Brisbane
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SENATOR ROBERTS UNCENSORED has 8,880 subscribers.
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| 13 Nov | 8,880 | −6 | 3 | 453 |
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Recent posts
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How much taxpayer money is actually going toward UN climate events? I questioned Minister Murray Watt and officials to get some answers: Officials couldn't explain the return on investment for everyday Aussies and the total COP31 budget (including potential grants for climate activists like COP30) is still not finalised. The Department couldn't provide specific figures on wages, airfares, or days abroad for the 2026–27 financial year, citing a "case-by-case" approach. I asked why Australia follows international climate agreements when nations like the US have withdrawn, and the UN has no enforceable power here unless our Parliament legislates it. Taxpayers deserve better transparency. I’...
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I first announced our policy to cut fuel excise back in February 2025, repeating it in March 2025 as part of our promise to deliver $40 billion into people's pockets. Senator Hanson and I have consistently championed this measure, including early in 2026 following rising Middle East tensions. Cutting fuel taxes would stimulate the economy and boost productivity without driving inflation. While our policy isn't to remove the GST on fuel entirely, halving the excise automatically reduces the GST applied on top of it, chipping away at an immoral tax-on-a-tax that both major parties have long supported. One Nation was the first to call for fuel security, supply stability, and excise relief lo...
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Every single day, Australians are paying the price for the Canberra bubble's dishonest detachment from reality. Now, we have modelling showing that wholesale power prices are expected to nearly double by 2029 due to the needless shutting down of our reliable coal-fired power stations completely outpacing weather-dependent so called "renewable energy" projects. For years, the major parties have stood up in Parliament and spun fairy tales, promising lower power bills and a seamless transition to a "renewable superpower." Yet what is the reality? Forcing the premature closure of high-energy density, baseload coal power stations before reliable alternatives actually exist, has caused our e...
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The Office for Women says it's focused on women's safety. I asked a simple question: when the rights of biological women and trans women conflict, whose side are you on? No answer. Labor has blurred the line between women's rights and gender ideology so badly that even the Office for Women can't say who it's fighting for. When they talk about protecting women, which women do they mean?
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Australians are working harder than ever, yet going backwards. Skyrocketing household expenses — from power and groceries to rent, insurance, and fuel — are crushing families. WHAT'S HOLDING YOU BACK? Help us build One Nation's plan for the next election. Let's take our country back. Online submission here: https://whatsholdingyouback.com.au/
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George Orwell was absolutely right! There is nothing "safe" about the government spying on any part of your social media life. Australians have a right to privacy and a right to communicate freely without living in fear that every word is being monitored by the Communication Minister. This was never the intention of the office. No to #DigitalDutyOfCare Bill.
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Today we honour the brave Aussie diggers who laid down their lives for our freedom. Now, more than ever, it’s up to us to protect the freedoms they fought and died for. Lest we forget.
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The government sides with major banks, which are closing regional branches and driving up digital transaction fee revenues while shifting the burden of cash logistics onto Australia Post and taxpayers. Political donations from banks have influenced both the Liberal and Labor parties and the government’s attempts to pass these rules using regulation rather than transparent parliamentary debate is shameful. There is a "war on cash" and we need to do everything we can to protect access to cash.
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While the Labor government insists that massive excise hikes have "no impact" on the underground market, the reality tells a different story. Data from the ABS and ATO show that as legal sales drastically decrease, the black market is booming, costing the budget billions and handing massive profits to organised crime and criminal gangs. One Nation’s plan to fix it: ▶️ Cut the tobacco excise by 75% to bring legal prices down to a realistic level. ▶️ Implement a 3-year price freeze on tax indexation. ▶️ Starve the black market, pulling the rug out from under the criminal gangs. When government policy creates a multi-billion dollar criminal market, burying your head in the sand isn't a s...
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Fuel costs are skyrocketing! If Canberra keeps treating our fuel sovereignty like someone else’s problem, store shelves will empty fast. A One Nation government would take immediate action to secure our fuel sovereignty. ✅ Scrap Net Zero. ✅ Rebuild domestic refining here in Australia. ✅ Fund onshore fuel stockpiles. ✅ Encourage the production of Australian grown bio-fuels. ✅ Cut the red tape. — taken from a speech in March 2026
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While the Labor government insists that massive excise hikes have "no impact" on the underground market, the reality tells a different story. Data from the ABS and ATO show that as legal sales drastically decrease, the black market is booming, costing the budget billions and handing massive profits to organised crime and criminal gangs. One Nation’s plan to fix it: ▶️ Cut the tobacco excise by 75% to bring legal prices down to a realistic level. ▶️ Implement a 3-year price freeze on tax indexation. ▶️ Starve the black market, pulling the rug out from under the criminal gangs. When government policy creates a multi-billion dollar criminal market, burying your head in the sand isn't a s...
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The government sides with major banks, which are closing regional branches and driving up digital transaction fee revenues while shifting the burden of cash logistics onto Australia Post and taxpayers. Political donations from banks have influenced both the Liberal and Labor parties and the government’s attempts to pass these rules using regulation rather than transparent parliamentary debate is shameful. There is a "war on cash" and we need to do everything we can to protect access to cash.
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Truckies from Western Australia and Queensland have shared with me some serious on-the-ground concerns, suggesting that many Indian immigrants are obtaining licenses too easily or operating without them. While the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator maintains their systems are risk-based and ethnicity-agnostic, these frontline driver concerns must be addressed. Every driver on our roads must be fully qualified and safe. #RoadSafety #Truckies
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George Orwell was absolutely right! There is nothing "safe" about the government spying on any part of your social media life. Australians have a right to privacy and a right to communicate freely without living in fear that every word is being monitored by the Communication Minister. This was never the intention of the office. No to #DigitalDutyOfCare Bill.
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Who read the reports? Who considered the warnings? Who signed off on the risks? At Senate Estimates, I asked officials from the Department of Defence whether the officer responsible for operational airworthiness had read key reports, considered critical safety assessments, and reviewed evidence relating to the approval of TopOwl 5.10. Did he read the German report? Defence couldn’t say. Did he read the Navy test report in full? Defence couldn’t say. Was he aware of Army test findings that raised serious flight safety concerns? Defence couldn’t say. Question after question was taken on notice. This isn’t about hindsight. It’s about understanding what evidence was considered, what...
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A Comcare investigation alleged the Department of Defence committed serious WHS breaches. Yet, the Commonwealth prosecutor declined to press charges — and refuses to release the legal reasoning to grieving families, citing ongoing IGADF and Queensland Coroner inquiries. Transparency matters. Should the legal reasoning be released to give families closure?
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Fact: if you want cheaper groceries, the first step MUST be to lower energy bills. From the diesel in the tractor, to the irrigation pumps on the farm, the refrigeration in transit, the processing plants and the lights in the supermarket, energy is one of the biggest costs at every single step from production to the consumer. Yet unelected bureaucrats and politicians force inhuman net-zero policies - which are NOT saving the planet. They're sending electricity prices through the roof. And when energy costs soar, the cost of everything soars. Deliberately driving up the cost of energy raises the cost of living. The Liberal government started every economy destroying climate/energy policy...
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I questioned the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) on the surge in early-onset breast cancer, with diagnoses in women in their 20s, 30s and 40s rising sharply over two decades. When I asked whether they’d cross-referenced these cases with lifestyle factors, or with COVID vaccination status, they admitted they haven’t done that work. To me, that’s a glaring failure. COVID injections were the biggest health intervention in our history, yet no one is checking for possible links to adverse outcomes. Australians deserve transparency, not avoidance. If there’s no connection, proper research would reassure thousands of worried people. Instead, all we get is deflection. —...
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What happened to Australia being rich and self reliant? Where did that country go?
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When supposed leaders fail our defence personnel, the impact is devastating. RAAF veteran Daniel Dare shared his experience with me, and I am reading his letter in full to ensure it becomes part of the public record. Effective discipline must always be grounded in truth, data and facts. It must be fair, proportionate and honest. How is it possible that a career could be crippled by the system meant to protect them? The greatest threat to Australia’s defence is a lack of accountability at the top. One Nation and I are committed to improving the behaviour, effectiveness and accountability across the Department of Defence, senior defence officers and ministers. Our focus remains clear: prot...
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