Paul @AussieNFree

BREAKING: THE $11,000,000 SECRET LABOR DOSSIER THEY DIDN'T WANT YOU TO SEE. While everyday Australians struggle with the cost of living, the Albanese Government has quietly approved a massive $11 MILLION taxpayer funded payout to an Islamic Dawah organisation, with absolutely zero public explanation. Critics are blowing the whistle on what is being described as a grubby, cynical cash for votes strategy. Millions are being funnelled into a closed door program with no open competition, no merit assessment, and zero transparency. The recipient? The United Muslims of Australia, an organisation dedicated to Dawah, proselytising and encouraging conversion. Questions are being raised as to why public tax dollars are funding religious advocacy while secular Australia gets left with the bill. The PM claims he is “bringing the country together” but critics argue this closed door funding drives deeper division. Demands are growing for a ruthless, line by line forensic audit of every single dollar handed out. Aussie taxpayers deserve answers why this massive grant was approved. Social cohesion is not achieved by dividing Australians into funded tribes and subsidising proselytising. If Mormons and Jehovah’s Witnesses pay for their own shoe leather, why are taxpayers bankrolling UMA? A One Nation government would axe these grants and send in auditors to go through every dollar line by line.

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The major parties are panicking. Labor, the Coalition, and the Greens just officially joined forces in a blatant act of pure political sabotage to protect their absolute stranglehold on Australian politics. Why? Because One Nation has surged in the polls, now overtaking Labor in support, and the establishment is terrified. In a desperate move to crush their biggest threat, the major parties teamed up in the Senate to shut down a crucial inquiry into staffing allocations. Right now, the government enjoys a staggering 507 advisers, while One Nation is starved down to just five staff. The “Uniparty” is so afraid of genuine scrutiny that they didn't just vote the inquiry down, they passed an amendment to ensure this fair staffing bill can never be looked at by a committee again. When the cartel's power is challenged, they stop fighting each other and unite to rig the system. They are actively starving One Nation of the resources needed to hold the Executive to account, proving the entire system is broken. The Prime Minister shouldn't have absolute power to cripple his political opponents. This is the system protecting itself from voters who are done with it. One Nation is rising because people can see the game. The response is to starve the alternative of resources while they still control the numbers. The cartel is showing its hand.

As Australia’s new Digital Duty of Care Bill heads to Parliament, liber-net CEO @NAffects & I dug into the PR campaign behind it. What we found was one of the strangest pieces of political theatre in recent Australian history. 🧵

So the Australian High Court thinks that emissions generated overseas are more important than the jobs and livelihoods of people in Australia. 👇 Seriously you can’t make this stuff up. Mining companies in Australia are expected to measure scope 3 emissions which is the all the carbon generated by “end” users. Not only is this obligation onerous, it’s virtually impossible to do and something the miner has little control over given the coal is burned offshore. Up until now “exported” coal has largely avoided the environmental activist attention that domestic coal has suffered. That has now changed with this decision which is a massive threat to our exports. People First will withdraw from all treaties that give the High Court the power to rule on issues regarding energy. The foreign powers section of the constitution was never intended by our founding fathers to be used to destroy our economy, yet because of activist High Court judges that is exactly what has happened. People First will also hold a referendum to limit the terms of High Court judges to 8 or 10 years. Sign up today at Peoplefirstparty.au to put the Australian People first. •••••••••• “Green activists are ramping up for future litigation against fossil fuel projects after claiming victory in a landmark High Court judgment that scuppered the expansion of a NSW coal mine, with judges finding the proposal did not adequately consider the impact of exported coal burnt overseas. With the decision sending a chill through the nations resources sector, the NSW government insisted planning conditions around "Scope 3" emissions have been tightened to prevent similar challenges to other major mines. High Court judges on Wednesday upheld last year's decision by the NSW Court of Appeal siding with a community group that argued the impacts of climate change caused by emissions from exports must be considered during planning applications.”

An Australian judge just let a violent rapist avoid prison time because he found that the culprit did not understand that rape was against Australian values and cultural norms. The rapist had only moved to Australia six months prior to the attack, so his lack of understanding meant that the judge found him less morally responsible for the rape. The girl testified that the rape destroyed her life, but her suffering was ignored in favour of a foreigner who should not even be in Australia. This deserves just as much attention as the Cornell 7.

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇦🇹🇼 @DrewPavlou

3 weeks ago

BREAKING NEWS: An Australian judge just let a foreign violent rapist escape prison because he found that the rapist didn’t know that rape was a crime in Australia. Within six months of moving to Australia, a foreign 16 year old teenager committed a brutal violent rape attack.

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In this post, Peter explains how much of a scam Australian Government’s are. Follow Peter’s account. Everyone. He is not pushing an agenda. We must change the way Australia is governed.

Peter Lyndon-James @PeterPerthWA

4 weeks ago

MORE THAN A BILLION DOLLARS, AND NOBODY HAS TO SAY WHERE IT WENT I've spent months documenting that Australia's political money laws never require anyone to disclose where a dollar was spent. I thought that was an electoral law problem. It isn't. It's the whole system. Put the

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BREAKING: Prime Minister Albanese has just blown the lid on Labor’s true censorship project. He has now admitted that the so called “Digital Duty of Care” is simply a sneaky revival of Labor’s dumped Misinformation and Disinformation Bill, and he’s out there bragging about it to his international mates. This comes after his own Communications Minister, Anika Wells - also Labor’s chief travel expense and grand final perk collector - told Australians only two weeks ago that the scheme “isn’t about misinformation”. One version for voters at home. A completely different pitch when he’s talking to the global set. In his own words, Albanese is wrapping these new powers in “child safety” language today while quietly building the machinery for far wider restrictions on what people can say and debate tomorrow. If anyone still thought this was anything other than a Trojan horse, the Prime Minister has just taken the wrapping off. Most telling of all, he has tied the push for extra online controls directly to One Nation’s rise, claiming “people are moving away from the centre and more and more to the extremes”. In layman’s terms, he means voters are walking away from Labor and the political class in increasing numbers. Labor’s answer is not to hear them out. It is to grab new powers to police the conversation and shut down criticism. That is what governments do when they are losing. They stop arguing their case and start looking for ways to control the argument. Labor cannot stand Australians calling out its record on living costs, housing, energy prices, mass migration and waste. Rather than fix the mess it made, it wants fresh tools to decide what Australians are allowed to see, hear and say online. There seems to be no line this struggling Prime Minister will not cross to hang onto power. Albanese should dump this censorship scheme now, stop performing for overseas audiences, and come home to deal with the crises ordinary Australians are facing every day.

Australians are walking away from mainstream media in growing numbers and now Labor is directing $153.5 million of taxpayers’ money into Australia’s media industry including major commercial media organisations. Some outlets are receiving $39,000 for every eligible journalist they employ! If the market is rejecting your product, why is the government stepping in to keep it afloat? To hear more from me and stay up to date, signup to my email newsletter here: alexantic.com.au/join

So Anthony Albanese was never working for us, only his Globalist paymasters who promised him PERSONALLY a seat at the big boys table if he destroyed what #Australia was FOR THEM. I call for Anthony Albanese to return all salaries & expenses paid to him while NOT working for us!

Dutch excellence🇳🇱 @mcdutchess16

a month ago

Janice Atkinson on the UN compact for migration (2018). The video was removed by YouTube.

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Marrickville Golf Club grant - the facts, not the spin. A $6.05 million federal grant, went to the golf club in Anthony Albanese’s own Grayndler electorate. It was announced as a 2025 election commitment, delivered through an invite only $560m program that sent 73% of funds to Labor held or Labor target seats. Albanese has held a formal membership at the club since 2012. It was never declared on his register of interests. He says he “didn’t know” it existed and hasn’t been in the clubhouse “for many years.” That can now be revealed to be a lie. He has spent years frequenting the Marrickville Golf Club and its clubhouse. Back in 2019, while campaigning to save Marrickville Golf Club from having part of the course converted to parkland, Albanese said: "I declare an interest." "I live Beauchamp Street, and I have been coming here for decades and using this club” Albanese said at the time. The official project scope from day one, included a full clubhouse renovation, community meeting and function rooms for Labor Party events, outdoor areas, better pedestrian and bike access, plus stormwater harvesting. When the story broke, Albanese repeatedly framed the $6m as “fixing the sewerage.” That can now be revealed to be another lie. A separate $269,500 NSW taxpayer grant was specifically used to connect the clubhouse to the mains sewer because the old septic system was failing and flooding sent sewage toward the Cooks River. Coalition MPs, including Tony Pasin, have asked who selected the projects, why only invited groups could apply, and whether conflict of interest rules were followed. This is a clear case of suspected corruption which needs to be investigated thoroughly by the ICAC. This one’s not going to go away. This is a HUGE deal!

Australian governments handed $2.2 billion to left-wing advocacy groups over five years. Not one dollar went to a conservative equivalent. A new @TheIPA report, Stacking the Deck, examined 100 NGOs across five policy areas from 2021 to 2025. Combined taxpayer funding: $2,237,280,125. "They're stacking the debate," says IPA's Morgan Begg. "They're literally putting their thumbs on the scales." The pattern holds regardless of who's in power. Some of what your taxes bought: Acon Health — $99 million. Promotes gender-affirming treatment for children. Minus18 Foundation — $1.9 million. Runs "Queer Formals" for kids aged 12 to 19. No parents allowed. No permission required. Working with Women Alliance — $1.3 million. Lobbies for free abortion on Medicare and a voting age of 16. Reconciliation Australia — $28.3 million to campaign for the Voice. No group opposing it received a cent. Refugee Legal and the Human Rights Law Centre — $21.2 million to fight deportations. No organisation funded to enforce immigration law. Diversity and multiculturalism groups took the largest share — over $1 billion. LGBTIQ+ Health Australia, Thorne Harbour Health, Multicultural Australia among the recipients. Co-author @Jordanwabouzeid: government-funded advocacy "generates a false perception that debate on these issues is settled." The report is blunt about who's missing: no funding exists for groups defending biological sex, opposing the Voice, or backing immigration enforcement. The IPA isn't asking for balance. It wants the funding scrapped outright. "Lobbying government is not a core function of government, and the taxpayer should not be compelled to fund one side of the nation's political debates."

Garbage in, garbage out. Excellent research @chrisbrycki . Your seven flaws in Treasury’s CGT modelling are devastating: asymmetric treatment of gains and losses, undercounting young investors, cherry-picked country comparisons, and lock-in that freezes capital in yesterday’s assets. @AlboMP ‘s new CGT is a tax on aspiration built on assumptions that don’t survive contact with how Australians actually invest. #JoinWARonCGT #StoptheCGT

Chris Brycki @chrisbrycki

2 months ago

There’s an old saying in financial modelling: garbage in, garbage out. My take on Treasury’s tax reform assumptions, from today’s @australian.

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Yes, it's banned by Australian politicians who continue to say that "it doesn't stack up".

Daniel @ListenToLewko

2 months ago

An Australian engineer built a micro nuclear reactor that can be mass-produced in months, fits on the back of a ute, with a 5 year refuel cycle - as simple as a swap-and-go gas bottle to replace. The fastest and lowest cost reactor build in American history. Trump called

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In the least surprising thing to happen all week Labor and the Australian Greens just voted against my motion for an order for production of documents relating to the TGAs evaluation of a new mRNA based Flu vaccine.

After a four year private fight, Jayden Beale goes public with what could be the biggest challenge to the general Covid vaccine mandate in the world. He argues the Queensland Government imposed experimental shots on the population, despite incomplete trials, serious side effects and a virus mortality rate lower than the flu. He’s called 13 highly esteemed experts including Professors Angus Dalgleish, Robert Clancy and Ian Brighthope. The Government has tried to have this case dismissed six times and failed. To date they have not produced one expert witness. The case goes to trial early next year .

@DrAseemMalhotra Trust the $cience…

@RennickGBR $cience…

This would be funny if it wasn’t so tragic

Well this explains the MSM news we have been getting. 2000 journos being paid for until next election.

One News Australia @OneNewsAu

3 months ago

🟠 #BREAKING: LABOR IS QUIETLY PAYING JOURNALIST WAGES AT 184 NEWSROOMS 🟠 Anika Wells' $67.6 million Journalism Assistance Fund is part paying the wages of more than 2,000 journalists, and more than half the money went to just four ownership groups. Nine took $16.1 million.

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WHERE THE DARK MONEY HIDES — One rule for them If you buy something over $10,000 in cash, the transaction is reported to AUSTRAC. If you fail to file a personal tax return, the ATO can pursue you for penalties. If you are a company director and you don't lodge annual accounts, ASIC can prosecute you. If you accept a gift over $300 in a private-sector role, in most Australian companies you have to declare it. If you are a public servant, you have to declare gifts, hospitality, conflicts of interest, and secondary employment. If you are a charity, ACNC requires you to lodge an Annual Information Statement including your donor income. If you are a small business, you have to file a BAS every quarter and reconcile it against your GST records. If you are a member of the public wanting to know who paid for the political party you vote for, well, that's more complicated. Donations under $16,899 don't have to be disclosed at all. Donations through custodian-held companies don't have to name the beneficial owner. Donations through trusts don't have to name the beneficiary. Party-owned investment vehicles can channel money in circular flows and only the net position appears on the donor register. Approximately 1,100 large proprietary companies were exempt from lodging financial accounts with ASIC from 1995 until August 2022, including ten Pratt-group entities. Political parties are exempt from FOI. Their internal fundraising records, business forum membership lists, and preselection donor lists are not accessible under any transparency mechanism available to a citizen. Every rule that applies to ordinary Australians in their commercial and civic life exists because Parliament decided transparency and accountability were important enough to require it. Every carve-out that applies to political parties in their political-finance life exists because the same Parliament decided transparency and accountability were less important than parliamentary convenience. One rule for you. One rule for them. That is not an accident. That is the design. Cold hard facts. 100% truth. No misinformation. Peter Lyndon-James 🇦🇺 Sources: AUSTRAC threshold reporting rules; Australian Taxation Office penalty provisions; Corporations Act 2001 (director accounts lodgement obligations); Public Service Act 1999 and equivalent state Acts (public sector declaration rules); ACNC governance standards; Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (disclosure threshold and exemptions); Freedom of Information Act 1982 (political party exemption); Treasury Laws Amendment (2022 Measures No. 1) Act 2022 (abolition of grandfathered ASIC exemption).