Malcolm Roberts

ONP Federal

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• Roberts claims decarbonisation efforts waste $444 million on the Great Barrier Reef Authority and burden taxpayers.
• He argues future governments will face tough choices between essential services and climate initiatives.
• A One Nation government would terminate net zero measures, saving around $10 billion annually by cutting grants and subsidies.

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• Malcolm Roberts expresses concern that the EPBC Act has led to increased decision times for resource projects, rising from 2.3 years in 2019 to 3.8 years by 2025.
• Minister Watt argues that recent reforms aim to speed up assessment and approval processes without compromising environmental protections.
• An AI trial is being introduced to assist in gathering necessary documentation for faster project assessments.
• Roberts questions the effectiveness of the government’s measures, highlighting significant costs to applicants due to procedural delays.
• Watt acknowledges the importance of the mining industry while maintaining that reforms will address decision-making timeframes.

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• The resource industry contributed $45 billion in taxes last year and $335 billion over five years, with calls for more resource utilisation rather than higher taxes.
• Tamboran's Aboriginal employment program provides jobs and training, empowering Aboriginal workers and reducing welfare dependency.
• High taxes and restrictions proposed by the Greens would jeopardise resource projects, leading to job losses and economic decline in affected communities.

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• Senator Roberts criticises the Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026 as overly broad, granting the government extensive powers to censor online content and regulate various digital platforms.
• The bill mandates online service providers to ensure user safety, with vague definitions of harm that could suppress free speech and political dissent.
• Concerns are raised about the government's ability to create fake online identities and censor content without adequate oversight, risking abusive applications of power.

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Australian retail and manufacturing are facing a severe crisis, with major collapses, rising unemployment and over 257,000 retrenchments in the year leading to February 2026. Rather than relying on temporary bailouts or cheap labour, Australia needs a sensible shift: ▶️ Direct a portion of our $4.5 trillion in superannuation funds into safe, profitable local investments. ▶️ Process our iron ore and coal here instead of shipping them overseas only to buy back finished product. ▶️ Secure cheap, reliable coal-fired power to protect heavy industry, manufacturing and local jobs — just like the US is doing. One Nation chooses enterprise over ideology. We need to rebuild our Australian industry.

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