Commanding the Narrative - Newsletter 18 - Australia Deserves Better

The Senate seems pre-occupied with grandstanding, profile building and settling personal scores, rather than focusing on how to best represent the Australian people.

What is worse, the majority of Australians are completely switched off from politics and are surely unaware of what takes place.

Commanding the Narrative - Newsletter 17 - The People Kill Albanese’s Censorship Bill

WE DID IT! - Anthony Albanese’s censorship bill is dead.

Under the weight of the push-back from the Australian people, Labor’s desperate attempt to silence us crumbled under an avalanche of opposition.

It shows how much power we have.

Commanding the Narrative - Newsletter 16 - Australia Fights Back Against Censorship

Australia is fighting back against Anthony Albanese’s censorship bill - otherwise known as the Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2024.

This should be called out for what it really is - censorship.

Commanding the Narrative Newsletter 15 - TRUMP IS BACK!

This is a real American story. The path that Trump has paved is unprecedented. He has now become a historical figure.

In the days that have past, I have noticed a stark contrast. The direction that America is now heading, under Trump’s leadership, is the complete opposite trajectory that Australia is taking.

Commanding the Narrative Newsletter 14 - US Election Showdown

This week will see a moment in history - the US Presidential election.

All elections, whether here, America, or other parts of the World, are historical moments for that country. But this election seems different.

It feels as though the fate of the World will hinge on the result.

‘Analysis indicates that to meet net-zero targets using onshore renewables could require up to 70 per cent of Victoria’s agricultural land to host wind and solar farms.’

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It was a pleasure to travel down to the Illawarra to speak and show my support for the Rally to Oppose the Illawarra Offshore Wind Proposal.

It is a shame that the local community are not being listened to. There is clear and growing opposition to this project, but the Labor government pushes ahead anyway.

“I don't wanna work my tail end off, wasting all of my life working, just to barely be able to pay my bills. “And that is what you created, not Gen Z. We're just here getting started.”

Published in the Spectator Australia | 5 April 2024

“Aboriginal life before white man came was not peaceful, children were left to cry, they weren’t hugged or cuddled or anything. Because they had to be fighting men.”

Published in the Spectator Australia | 11 October 2023

“What is currently being assumed about the education system is definitely not an overreaction, a large extent of genuine indoctrination is happening and it’s definitely getting worse”

Published in the Spectator Australia | 28 January 2023

“You’re dividing the country again, it’s back to segregation. And frankly, it’s racist towards our White brothers and sisters that live in this land with us.”

Published in the Spectator Australia | 13 December 2022

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‘The aim of Agent C is to develop specialised training with and for young people in order to challenge divisive and hateful conspiracy theories and fake news. This includes but is not limited to far-right extremist conspiracy theories and fake news narratives.’

Published in Caldron Pool | 23 May 2023

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The Australian Electoral Commission’s Transparency Register has revealed how much money the Teal Independents spent at the recent 2022 Federal election

Published in the Spectator Australia | 23 November 2022

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Imagine being born. Six weeks later, your parents take you to the local nuclear power plant. You all walk in, select your coke can of waste and place it in storage.

Published in the Spectator Australia | 12 November 2022

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‘If you were Prime Minister for a day, what would you do?’

Published in the Spectator Australia - 25 June 2024

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