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@bartman_sa @GreenTyler27 There needs to be a serious review of politician entitlements, including post service PM entitlements. Why are we paying expensive office rental leases for former PM's such as Howard & Turnbull ? It should all be time restricted and nominally capped at a certain rate.

@bartman_sa @GreenTyler27 Thats cool, if she catches up the declarations and gets reprimanded in the Senate I have no issue. It's wasn't on the taxpayers dime. Incorrectly charging taxpayers like Michelle Rowland, then refusing to admit you were wrong, but still repaid the money is not the same thing.

Regret doing it or regret getting caught? skynews.com.au/australia-news…

@kevinbonham And voting is simple to explain compared to economics. Swings and roundabouts!

Huge thanks to the 2200 people who wasted a like on this nonsense for reminding me that the faux left/rustie driposphere echo chamber on here can be every bit as dumb as the cooked right fake patriots one and with even less excuse for being so.

@NewsProspector @AusPoll6 The people who will vote in 2028 are already here. 2031 is a different story, those arriving now may flow through.

@NewsProspector @AusPoll6 Less than 40% of voters use HTV cards. Of those 40%, the proportion that would preference the opposing major party over the HTV card is a fraction again.

🚨 NEW: Federal voting intention 🟥 ALP: 28% (-7) 🟧 ONP: 26% (+20) 🟦 L/NP: 21% (-11) 🟩 GRN: 13% (+1) ⬜️ IND: 5% (-2) ⬛️ OTH: 6% (-2) YouGov (for Aus Institute) | March 2026 | n=1502 | +/- 2025 election

@taseroverhere @GreenTyler27 You must have missed the many times she has admitted error and accepted responsibility and asked people to judge her at the ballot box.

@CashdoesntLIE @GreenTyler27 You must have missed Pauline being caught for claiming things she shouldn’t then blaming others.

@AvidCommentator Sail time from Houston is at least 28 days as well fyi.

Currently working a timeline of when Australian fuel import cargos would theoretically start not arriving and this would begin to impact fuel stockpiles if alternative sources weren't found. Full article coming on this. TLDR: Mid-April

@301663 @OneNationAus and you do more harm than good to the ON agenda. Wake up.

@CashdoesntLIE @OneNationAus We are also facing RECORD fuel prices now you dipstick. We also have a cost-of-living crisis! Just bugger off. You're a joke

Labor has become the party of the rich, the entitled, and the billionaire class and this polling proves it. They don’t stand for battlers or working Australians anymore. If they cared about battlers they’d start by cutting the fuel excise. But they won’t. They’d rein in reckless spending to ease housing pressure. But they can’t. They’d back the productive backbone of this country like manufacturing and mining. But the wealthy elites don’t want them to. Immigration benefits the wealthy, not the battlers struggling to afford a house. Labor loves immigration because it makes their backers rich. Labor have turned their backs on Australians. It’s One Nation that’s stepping up for the workers, the battlers, and those doing it tough. We’ll cut fuel and electricity costs by scrapping wasteful bureaucracy and lowering taxes. We’ll rebuild the industries that made this country strong. And we’ll restore the Aussie values that put everyday Australians first. One Nation stands with the battlers. Albanese bats for the billionaires. Check our Policies onenation.org.au/issues Join One Nation onenation.org.au/join Unite Australia donate.onenation.org.au/unite-australia

@301663 @OneNationAus during a demand shock, not a supply shock.

@CashdoesntLIE @OneNationAus Fuel excise must be reduced. ScoMo did it ...

Don't disagree. It is the job of people who support the agenda of ON, keeping it on track. Opposing a reduction in fuel excise is one such thing. Scoring political points in the current crisis albeit important, imagine if ON senators were out there asking for gov to procure ships to purchase fuel on behalf of Aust population paid for by taxpayer dollars. It's how ON professionalise and improve its chances once it gets significant influence of staying there and achieving what we want.

@CashdoesntLIE @OneNationAus This should be Australia, the lucky country but it isn't - i.e. there should be no compromising. We have the capacity to be INDEPENDENT but governments, particularly Labor, want us to be dependent. One Nation fights for our sovereignty and independence. Reopen refineries now!

@JEChalmers Real wages have fallen, your $50 doesn't make up for it.

1 year ago today the Liberals confirmed they‘d vote against Labor’s tax cuts for every taxpayer. Australians would be $50 a week worse off if Angus Taylor had his way on repealing Labor's tax cuts and cost of living relief. Labor is delivering a tax cut this year and another next year, as well cheaper medicines and more bulk billing to help with the cost of living.

There is supply its a question of cost. The more you bid the more you will get. As the costs have increased, you want the natural market forces to find ways to substitute or naturally reduce the rate of fuel consumption relative to the price. Ensuring there are no shortage supplies in this country - is achievable if the government is willing to do it. Cutting excise is not the answer. Rest of your post is unrelated so ill ignore it.

@CashdoesntLIE @OneNationAus Where is supply going to come from when there is a shortage? Supply - demand says that fuel will cost more under these circumstances. You talk crap but tell Labor and Greens to fly in electric planes. How many of Albo's immigration flights have been cancelled? Hahahaha

@301663 @OneNationAus It will, it gives greater supply so that there are less shortages and more BAU. Reducing excise only adds direct stimulus to an existing inflationary situation. You are asking them to add fuel onto the fire. The average punter will suffer the most under stagflation.

@CashdoesntLIE @OneNationAus That won't help people in the cost-of-living crisis.

@NatedawgO7 Only one way they learn, and that is to loose their job. Then again the evidence from 2019 , 2022 & 2025 is that Labor and Liberal still don't learn.

One nation the biggest party for Renters now. It’s almost like that a bunch of politicians with investment property’s don’t understand what it’s like for your rent to go up twice as fast as your wages for 5 years straight

@RobbieBarwick Promote incompetence and mediocrity and this is what you get.

Rowland was one of 2 ALP politicians who in 2020 ambushed Christine Holgate for spending $20k on 4 watches ($5k each) to reward execs who had SAVED post offices. Knifing Holgate set AusPost on the path to ruin. But Rowland claims $21k on business class flights for a holiday.🤬

@NewsProspector @AusPoll6 Voters choose their preferences. The significance of how to vote cards is almost minimal now.

@AusPoll6 If this poll is what happens in the next federal election and if Liberals direct their preferences to One Nation and no one in IND or OTH direct their preferences to Labor. Then Labor is gone next election.

@PCz911 @SkyNewsAust The failure to accept responsibility is entirely why ON is getting more support. These politicians will never learn until they are voted out.

Michelle Rowland , attorney general, expresses regret after breaching rules during $21,000 trip Politicians are all alike. “Rules for thee and not for me”. She’s just sorry she was caught skynews.com.au/australia-news… via @SkyNewsAust

@BenGrahamUK Because zealots like Dorfman exist who are afraid of the funding cuts that will result.

Backing North Sea oil & gas is only half the solution. The UK should be building nuclear at scale. 10–15 reactors could power all 29 million homes. Instead of importing energy, we could be exporting it. Lower bills. Energy independence. Economic growth. Why is this not national policy?

@TMFScottP When Eraring does close, I expect Kurri Kurri to be utilised significantly more than anyone expected. Just moving from coal to gas.

I'd rather see Tomago go personally than giving it a subsidy, only because it would proove that the grid we are opting into is more expensive than it has been represented by politicians. You would loose the demand from Tomago, but are still unable to close Eraring, and Kurri Kurri would have even less utilisation. I don't need to tell you what needs to happen when you have more PPE and less sales but still need a minimum revenue number to generate a return, where the output has almost no price elasticity.

The thing about the smelter subsidy boondoggle? Outside vote-buying, we'd probably be *far* better off with less demand on the respective grids (including freeing up energy capacity for higher-value data centres and AI) in the short-medium term. *And* we'd save billions!