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MEDIA

March 5, 2026

Australians are paying the price for Labor’s failures.

Energy powers industry. It drives transport and makes small businesses not die—forty-one thousand under this government. When energy is affordable and reliable, living standards rise and societies prosper.

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Parliament

March 3, 2026

Taxing unrealised capital gains

Time and again, Labor act like feudal lords, treating farmers like peasants who really don't own their assets. They entice corporate raiders to take slices of the farm for transmission lines, energy or mining projects, or they eye off the farm

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Parliament

March 3, 2026

$1.2 trillion debt bomb

Labor's spending has blown out to 27 per cent of GDP, the highest level outside of a recession in nearly 40 years. Former RBA governor Philip Lowe made clear that inflation has lasted longer in Australia because of Labor's spending spree.

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Parliament

March 3, 2026

Protect our prime agricultural land

Victorian government entity VicGrid sent letters in late February to 27 landholders within the footprint of the VNI West transmission line. These Mallee farmers have been given 30 days to comply or face huge fines.

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Parliament

March 2, 2026

Australian National Flag

The Australian flag represents the sacrifice of over 103,000 Australians who died in service to our country. Burning the Australian flag insults our fallen veterans, their service and their legacy.

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Parliament

March 2, 2026

UOMO - Labor’s Mobile Coverage Plan Is All Talk

Coming back to the bill before the House—this will not result in a UOMO, a universal outdoor mobile obligation, but rather a SOMO, a sometimes outdoor mobile obligation.

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Parliament

March 2, 2026

Wedderburn childcare

People have to travel 200 kilometres a day in order to take their child to child care. Victorian Labor candidate claimed that there would be a $5 million new child care developed in the Loddon Shire

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Parliament

February 12, 2026

Labor’s net zero experiment

What is the cost of net zero? Australians are paying somewhere between $120 billion and $140 billion. The figure is a bit washy—really difficult to know. The fact of the matter is that it's taxpayers who are paying the dollars.

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Parliament

February 11, 2026

Corruption of the CFMEU - MPI

Major infrastructure projects funded by the Albanese and Allan governments hosted drug trafficking, systemic corruption and bribery, bikie gangs and the shocking sexual exploitation of women at an estimated cost to the taxpayers of $15 billion,

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