Australia should be owned by Australians, not predatory overseas corporations.

I'm sharing this again because some people weren't able to view it in my post last Friday.

https://www.malcolmrobertsqld.com.au/the-malcolm-roberts-show-with-dr-raphael-lataster/

Malcolm Roberts

The Malcolm Roberts Show with Dr Raphael Lataster - Malcolm Roberts

Dr. Raphael Lataster is a former pharmacist and hospital administrator turned university researcher, focused on COVID misinformation due to his personal battle against the vaccine mandates. Dr. Lataster’s interests are now centred around misinformation, disinformation…

When the Prime Minister talks about 'Future Made in Australia,' he really means unworkable renewable projects made in Australia but owned by mostly foreign multinational corporations. There’s no national pride in this; it’s simply a cash cow for the PM’s renewables mates. The money is election fairy floss and not much more.

In this speech, I highlight projects that are genuinely made in Australia and involve mostly Australian companies and will grow the wealth and prosperity of our beautiful country. This includes the Iron Boomerang project, which will create a rail crossing across the top end, benefiting Aboriginal communities, grazing, and mining. It will also drive the Capricornia steel project at Port Hedland and Abbot Point, which will generate 40,000 breadwinner jobs, add $100 billion to our GDP and contribute $25 billion in government revenue.

An INVITE to the Toobeah and Inglewood Communities. Join us!

Save the dates - RSVP link will be shared in the next couple of days.

Saturday, 13 July 2024 | 11 am to 1:30 pm
Toobeah Hotel Motel
Lot 8 Barwon Highway, Toobeah

Saturday, 13 July 2024
5:30 pm to 8:30 pm

Inglewood Hotel
79 Albert Street, Inglewood

Thank you to the Ellen Ransley at The Nightly for coverage of the medals scandal raised by veterans and of this push to establish an inquiry.

https://thenightly.com.au/politics/inquiry-to-probe-integrity-of-military-honours-and-awards-amid-claims-of-abuse-c-15228740

By Raphael Lataster, BPharm, PhD

This is a significant article on the negative effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccine, where the jab increases one's chances of infection, hospitalization, and even death, published in the Australian Journal of General Practice (AJGP).

AJGP is the premier medical journal for general practitioners in Australia, published by the RACGP.

Also included is an extensive and candid discussion among several Australian health professionals about vaccine injuries and the possibility of 'long COVID' actually being 'long jab.'

Article link: https://www1.racgp.org.au/ajgp/2024/july/letters

Summary link: https://okaythennews.substack.com/p/covid-19-vaccine-negative-effectiveness

What an inspiration Year 11 student Murray Macgroarty is. Dedicated to giving back to veterans and making a difference in the lives of those who sacrifice so much for our country.

Murray says - "We need to connect resources, services, and funds to veterans in a coordinated and comprehensive strategy."

Murray is marching 382 km to raise funds for veterans in need.

There's still time to join him on his journey and help support our heroes. Murray expects to finish his march on Monday, 1 July 2024.

#SupportOurVeterans #JustKeepMarching #Mackay

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The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), an independent industry-funded agency, handles complaints concerning financial losses due to actions by banks, insurance companies, or superannuation funds. While AFCA has a reputation for avoiding complaints rather than addressing them, their recent accomplishment of collecting $300 million for members of the public affected by financial misbehaviour is a good result.

My questioning of AFCA didn't start smoothly, as CEO David Locke seemed unaware that the AFCA website explicitly asks that individuals with concerns about a code of practice to submit them via the form provided, as part of their role overseeing the Banking Code of Practice review body, the BCCC.

It took until around the 2 minutes 52 seconds mark to receive a response to what, I thought, was a straightforward opening question. Subsequently, I pursued questions regarding AFCA's success rates.

Has Julie Inman Grant undermined the Office of the eSafety Commission?

My latest article in the Spectator Australia. Read more here: https://www.spectator.com.au/2024/06/has-julie-inman-grant-undermined-the-office-of-the-esafety-commission/