The Liar in the Lodge. Albanese
The Prime Minister has been caught out telling more lies about his dodgy $6 million grant to Marrickville Golf Club.
In September, he tried to tell Parliament his undisclosed honorary membership was worth $5.
Today, Marrickville Golf Club confirmed to Parliament it was worth $1100, not $5.
So, Anthony Albanese lied about the grant being for sewerage, he lied about the grant being invitation-only, and he lied about the value of his secret membership.
He just can’t bring himself to tell the truth and take responsibility.
Australians deserve a Prime Minister who can give straight answers to simple questions, not one who treats them like fools.
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EXCLUSIVE: New censorship legislation would let the Australian government spy on US & European citizens and report "sensitive information" about their lawful political opinions, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, and health records to foreign spy agencies, including the FBI.
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Had a chat with Zoe in the car on today’s headlines about predictions that wholesale prices will double.
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ALBANESE GOVERNMENT FUNDED A WEBSITE THAT CODDLING PEDOPHILES THEN QUIETLY DELETED THE EVIDENCE WHEN THEY GOT CAUGHT
The Albanese government spent $9.6 million of your taxpayer money on a website that told pedophiles not to “beat yourself up” for having sexual fantasies about children.
It linked UK modules admitting some adults are exclusively attracted to kids, and that asking them to replace a child in a fantasy with an adult “may not work.”
Changing the attraction was compared to gay conversion therapy.
Advice included: go for a walk, do a puzzle, cook, journal the thoughts, and show “compassion and self-acceptance.”
The Australian exposed it.
Senate estimates grilled them. Now the links are gone, the wording is softened, and Michelle Rowland’s office is ordering a quiet review.
Too late. The damage is done.
Labor used your taxes to normalise and comfort people who fantasise about kids.
They only acted once they were caught.
Parents deserve better than a government that funds this, defends it, then tries to pretend it never happened.
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In sum, the Albanese government, the eSafety Commissioner, and their astroturfed supporters should all be ashamed of themselves. Their behavior and statements have been consistently deceptive. That alone should lead the Senate to reject it. /END
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A very good job?
❌ Dangerously vague definitions which threaten free speech
❌ Sweeping powers moved from Parliament to the Executive
❌ Mass surveillance risk of private email to comply with age assurance
❌ Major red tape burden on low risk small businesses
❌ Threats to religious freedom
❌ Unfettered ministerial discretion on user empowerment tools
❌ Any seriously harmful children’s content can be prohibited
❌ Anonymous sock puppet accounts to track users online
❌ No age assurance privacy restrictions on use of govt/digital ID.
The digital duty of care must be scrapped.
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Millions stand with you. So grateful that you have not backed down or taken a knee to these tactics of intimidation. A grateful nation stands ready to defend you.
.@SECWAR “In 250 years of our American republic, no Secretary of War or Secretary of Defense has ever been impeached for carrying out LAWFUL MILITARY OPERATIONS—NOT ONCE…
Not under Reagan in Lebanon. Not under Clinton in Kosovo. Not under Obama in Iraq or Syria. Not under Biden in Iraq or Syria. That is the STANDARD. The HISTORY is clear... and one disgruntled Congressman wants to shred it over policy disagreements.
That is what this is—Policy disagreements.
Not high crimes. Not misdemeanors. Not treason. Not bribery. Not the kind of offenses the Founders intended when they wrote the impeachment clause.”
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No one's talking about this rort.
$325 million in Multiculturalism grants last year.
5,400% increase in just a few years.
94% to Labor seats.
$45 million to Tony Burke's seat.
No accountability.
Thanks @nthaverbrook for the edit.
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When a politician on the left gets attacked, the entire media and political establishment stops for a week and uses it to blame men, One Nation cartoons and the manosphere. When a @OneNationAus volunteer gets attacked, it doesn't even make the homepage of @abcnews and @smh and even @australian buries it far down the page.
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Albo, your job is to keep Australians safe.
Instead, a convicted ISIS terrorist is walking our streets, and your government didn’t even apply to the courts to keep him locked up.
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RENEWABLES GONE MAD
Labor’s $18.4 BILLION Borumba pumped hydro project is a textbook green disaster: up to six times more expensive per kWh than the already catastrophic Snowy 2.0, years behind schedule, billions over budget, and delivering a fraction of the storage.
Expert Professor Andrew Blakers (the guy whose atlas was used to pick the sites) just called it:
“Borumba is a rather poor site, too expensive, badly designed and should be abandoned”
The numbers don’t lie:
• Borumba: $383 per kWh
• Snowy 2.0: $63–71 per kWh (itself blown out from $2b to $22–25bn)
• Pioneer-Burdekin (Labor’s other fantasy): already axed after internal warnings of $36b blowouts.
It also risks wiping out habitat for 21 threatened species and drowning 314 hectares of critically endangered rainforest.
Federal Labor still signed off on the exploratory works.
This is what happens when ideology replaces engineering. Intermittent renewables are massively expensive, delayed storage equals higher bills, blackout risk, and wasted taxpayer money.
Nuclear is cheaper, proven, and 100% reliable. No weather dependency. No $18b vanity projects that experts say should be scrapped.
How much more are Australians expected to pay for Labor’s failed green experiments before they admit the obvious?
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Vic Labor govt uses taxpayer funds to bailout another Leftist activist group. Corrupt AF.
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One Nation launching a Your Money / Open Books app tracker - that they say would track every taxpayer dollar being spent… as it’s being spent..
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Online misogyny causes sexual violence, say governments. But the science doesn't support such claims. Now, a new investigation reveals that mining titan Twiggy Forrest, who receives millions in subsidies, spent millions to pass censorship legislation.
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Albo the sly snake has been trying to buy David Farley.
As it turns out, David is not for sale
Last night, David Farley MP brought the following matters to the attention of the leadership of One Nation.
Over the past few weeks, the Prime Minister has met with David privately. The Prime Minister initiated these meetings. This week, David received a letter from the Prime Minister stating that he had allocated David a personal staff position outside of One Nation’s unresolved staffing request. David did not request this allocation of staff. No reason was provided by the Prime Minister for the provision of this staff.
Following these discussions, senior ministers raised grant funding under the Sustainable Communities Program for the Murray Darling Basin. David did not initiate the discussion regarding this program.
Taken together, these actions have left David and One Nation deeply concerned that the government is seeking to use taxpayer funds to exert undue political influence over politicians.
We have decided to expose these grubby dealings because the public deserves to know what the Albanese Labor government is doing behind closed doors.
For months, One Nation has been fighting for fair, transparent and objective allocation of staffing for parliamentarians. The Prime Minister has refused to respond to these calls.
Yet astonishingly, this week the Prime Minister provided a letter to David directly granting a Personal Adviser 3 position, paid up to $200,000, effective immediately. David has rejected this unsolicited allocation.
Last month, One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson stood alongside the Member for Fowler, Dai Le MP and Senator for Western Australia, Fatima Payman to demand consistent, transparent and independently determined staffing allocations.
They stood together despite their political differences because this matters to our democracy. The Prime Minister should not personally control the resources available to his political opponents.
While this power has always been open to abuse, it has, in our view, been weaponised to an unprecedented extent under this Labor Government and this Prime Minister. One Nation introduced our Safe Staffing Guarantee Bill to stop this abuse of power. Labor, the Coalition and the Greens all united to block the Bill.
This is the type of politics that Australians are sick of. The Prime Minister is trying to drag One Nation down to his level of grubby politics. One Nation will have no part of it.
The second issue that needs to be brought into the open is the way in which the Albanese Labor government appears to be using public grant money to achieve their political objectives and paper over policy failures.
The government has directly raised the prospect of grants available to the Murray Darling Basin under the Sustainable Communities Program as compensation for water buybacks.
David and One Nation will always fight for Farrer’s fair share of public resources, but we will never allow grant funding to buy cooperation or silence on the issue of water advocacy, implicit or otherwise. We know the number one thing Farrer and other basin communities need is water. One Nation does not accept that devastating water buybacks are a foregone conclusion. A future One Nation government will end water buybacks.
This government’s actions are the type of broken politics that undermines the confidence Australians have in our democracy. It’s what Professor Anne Twomey has described as ‘grey corruption’.
One Nation will always stand up for the interests of all Australians. We won’t be bought or divided by this Prime Minister.
ENDS
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That's just inaccurate. In fact, the bill has only gotten worse:
— The sock puppet craziness is still in there. That means the censors at eSafety can run unlimited fake accounts and override social media platforms’ terms of service. It can do this with immunity from any civil lawsuit for things “done in good faith” lol. It does not require that it tell either users or platforms what it’s doing.
— The government added section 28A. That lets the eSafety Commissioner order any online service in Australia, from ISPs to app stores to AI chatbots, to give anyone she deems qualified “access to the service required” to inspect internal systems and “decision-making algorithms.” Creepy af
— The amendment some are weirdly claiming is a “retreat” in fact obliges every general service to keep lawful adult content from under-18s. Here’s the rub: no service can do that without checking everyone’s age.
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🚨BREAKING: Penny Wong BACKFLIPS after Palestine BREAKS statehood deal with Australia.
The Foreign Minister admitted at Senate estimates that Labor's conditions for recognising Palestine carry NO consequences.
Even if the Palestinian Authority NEVER holds the promised elections, NEVER ends payments to terrorists and their families, and Hamas is NEVER excluded from a future Palestinian state, Australia's recognition will STILL stand.
Full report: rebelne.ws/4e1l8ln
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🚨BREAKING: The Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026 has passed in the House of Representatives by Labor, Independents and the Greens.
96 YES, 38 NO.
Voted against by Liberals, Nationals, One Nation and Rebekha Sharkie.
Andrew Hastie didn’t appear at any divisions.
This bill will force online businesses to conduct annual risk assessments, report to eSafety and face penalties for non-compliance.
It gives the government power to influence platform design features and impose age-assurance requirements.
It authorises eSafety to operate covert “sock puppet” accounts for government surveillance and information warfare.
It will classify content that “encourages or promotes hostile attitudes towards women or gender equality” as harmful, including legitimate criticism of feminism.
Public hearings are set for 9–10 November, with the inquiry report due 20 November. The bill must still pass the Senate.
