God Save Australia

[rgray222]

Posted by BMJ (here)
‘Seeking to create a new state’: Proposed bill divides Victorians by race

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=nUjg_cmGOPI

Sky News Australia
Oct 28, 2025

Victorian Barrister Lana Collaris explains the proposed Treaty Bill to create a co-governance in Victoria.
“It is seeking to create a new state within our state,” Ms Collaris told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.
“Because it is a co-governance structure, any bill, no matter what the bill is about, the member who introduces the bill must consult with this new Indigenous state.
“Children from prep to year ten will have to be taught what is called truth-telling.”

The road to malcontentment is also the road to global government. Creating such onerous regulations around government assures that when global government is presented to the people, it will easily appear as a more acceptable option. They are doing the same thing in the USA, but the vehicle being used there is the social democrat, which is just a euphemism for Marxism. They are playing the long game, and when it gets bad enough around the world, global government will be rolled out.

The statement below is one of the funniest and most dangerous statements I think I have ever read.

Children from prep to year ten will have to be taught what is called truth-telling.

[BMJ]

Posted by BMJ (here)

Posted by BMJ (here)
‘Seeking to create a new state’: Proposed bill divides Victorians by race

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=nUjg_cmGOPI

Sky News Australia
Oct 28, 2025

Victorian Barrister Lana Collaris explains the proposed Treaty Bill to create a co-governance in Victoria.
“It is seeking to create a new state within our state,” Ms Collaris told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.
“Because it is a co-governance structure, any bill, no matter what the bill is about, the member who introduces the bill must consult with this new Indigenous state.
“Children from prep to year ten will have to be taught what is called truth-telling.”

‘Bad news’: Outrage unfolds as Victoria passes ‘divisive’ treaty bill

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=BUns6nwkSYQ

Sky News Australia
Oct 31, 2025

Sky News host Steve Price says the “divisive” Treaty Bill in Victoria is “bad news”.

“In emotional, historic and chaotic scenes last night in the Victorian Parliament's Upper House, Australia's second largest state by population became, by law, a divided state…a place where your skin colour, your DNA, gives you an advantage over non-indigenous Victorians," Mr Price said.

“A treaty bill passed the Victorian Parliament, where the 10-year-old Labor government has a lower house majority, and when you combine their numbers in the Upper House with those of the Greens and a mix match of Independents, a clear advantage.

“Late today, a Herald Sun poll was running at 94 per cent of Victorians saying they disagree with it.”

And Right On Que

No surprise and as expected.

With the Voice Referendum failing miserable the Victorian Government has found another means to the same end in this new legislation.

With the state or federal government fully funding the legal bills for the indigenous well hey might as well make a claim for all of Melbourne.

As the typical aboriginal has no like or regard for the indigenous politicians, the question then is will the decision making be truely altruistic or will the politically savvy indigenous be making decisions based on kickbacks.


Victoria's Wurundjeri people file native title claim for Melbourne

Quote:
" The Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people in Victoria have filed a native title claim with the Federal Court, seeking recognition over country that spans much of Melbourne. ...

Native title — a legal recognition under Australian law — grants rights based on the traditions and customs of Indigenous communities dating back thousands of years.

It bestows decision-making power over public use of land and waters, rights to protect areas of cultural significance, and greater consultation about proposed activities on those sites.

It does not affect private properties, businesses or public infrastructure.

Uncle Perry said recognition of native title was a key part of truth-telling for his community.

"We've had a lot of ups and downs in our country with land being taken," he said.
"Native title is us not taking over … but being able to control Crown land. We want to be traditional owners of Melbourne, of Naarm as we know it."

The native title holders have descended from over a dozen ancestors and identify as the Wurundjeri, Woi-wurrung, Yarra Yarra or Yarra Tribes. "

Link: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-...ourt/105988982

[BMJ]

Posted by BMJ (here)
Fast forward to 2023.

Then on the 22 July 2023 we had quote " The future USS Canberra (LCS 30) will join the U.S. Navy active fleet on July 22 with the U.S. Navy’s first international commissioning ceremony at the Royal Australian Navy Fleet Base East in Sydney, Australia. "

Link: https://www.navy.mil/Press-Office/Ne...onor-namesake/

This was the first break from tradition in over 200 years of US naval ship commissioning, was this commissioning an act of goodwill a show of the strength of the alliance between USA and Australia.

Or if the US Navy tradition was being upheld that is to say every ship in the US Navy is to be commissioned in US waters, does this indicate that Sydney Harbour is US waters and if so does that mean Australia is a protectorate or State of the USA?

The Whys & Wherefores Behind The Naming Of USS Canberra
I like to to understand the mechanics behind things and so why I posted this video as it maybe of interest to other Aussies and Americans here whom visit or are members.

Here's Why the U.S. Navy Ship USS Canberra (LCS-30) Was Named After Australia's Capital

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NrChfdOrZWU

US Defense News
Nov 12, 2025
The naming of US Navy vessels after the world's great cities reflects a tradition embedded in American maritime law dating back to 1862, when the US Code established that certain ships should be named "after the principal cities and towns." Yet among all the American naval vessels that have sailed the seas, only two have carried the distinction of bearing the name of a foreign capital city: the USS Canberra. This unique honor stems from an extraordinary act of respect and remembrance following one of World War II's most tragic naval engagements.​

[BMJ]

The Indigenous Ambassador
This is an example of what happens when an indigenous person becomes politically savvy.

Why is this job even a thing and what does he do these are some of the unsolved mysteries of the world???

His job description reads that he is ‘implementing a First Nations approach to foreign policy’, why is that even important considering Australia is represented by Australian Ambassadors around the world acting on Australias behalf.

It seems this position is divisive and unnecessary, a waste of tax payers money.

Justin Mohamed was appointed First Nations ambassador in March 2023 on salary of $300,000 AUD a year (or $195,000 USD) and PM Albos government was so impressed by his work they decided to give him a pay rise of $100,000 after one year bringing his salary to $400,000 (or $259,000 USD).

Within 2 years and 4 months of work Justin has travelled a total of 261 days or almost one working year. Justin has travelled extensively as the First Nations ambassador both in Australia and overseas racking up $730,000 AUD in airline tickets going to far off place like California and Switzerland.

One nation quote:
" According to the Department of Foreign Affairs, the ‘first nations ambassador’ is supposed to “implement a First Nations approach to foreign policy” and “embed First Nations perspectives and interests across the Government’s trade and investment activities”.

It doesn’t close any gaps. It doesn’t lift aborigines living in remote communities out of disadvantage. It doesn’t bring law and order to Alice Springs and other communities plagued by crime and dysfunction. It doesn’t stop the corruption and nepotism in the aboriginal industry. All the ‘ambassador’ position appears to do is be a ‘voice’ – not to Parliament, but to DFAT. "

Link: https://www.onenation.org.au/indigenous-ambassador
Link: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...avel-bill.html

[Tintin]

In keeping with the thread title, I wonder whether this will be a rallying cry when the Ashes starts, in about 12 hours

[BMJ]

Posted by Tintin (here)
In keeping with the thread title, I wonder whether this will be a rallying cry when the Ashes starts, in about 12 hours

A comment like that old chap is just not cricket, for the yanks well actually it is cricket we are talking about.

[BMJ]

Back In The 1970's
I remember Australian made electronics by AWA, GEC, white goods made by Malleys and cars made by Leyland, Morris, VW, Holden, Ford, Chrysler trucks by Bedford and vans by Commer.

Since the mid 1970s all our industry has been shipped of to China thanks to governments labour and liberal which prioritize the globalist agenda above Australias well being.


Australia Didn’t Lose Manufacturing. It Was Signed Away. (The Lima Declaration)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=iS3epIQqsOE

Tim Penhalluriack
Nov 23, 2025
Australia once had a thriving manufacturing base, producing everything from cars and machinery to bricks, tools and building materials. Today, most of those factories are gone. We no longer build what we use. Instead, we export raw materials and import finished products at a premium. The common explanation blames wages, overseas competition, globalisation and technology. But there is a deeper story most Australians have never heard.

This video explores how Australia’s industrial decline was linked to policy decisions made in the 1970s, including our government’s participation in the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) and its Lima Declaration. This agreement outlined a deliberate shift in global manufacturing, encouraging developed countries like Australia to reduce industrial production and increase imports from developing nations.


• Why did Australia stop manufacturing when countries like Germany and Japan continued?
• What was the Lima Declaration, and what commitments did Australia accept?
• Was the loss of our factories an economic inevitability or a political decision?
• Can Australia rebuild a manufacturing base today?

This is not a conspiracy theory, and it is not an attack on developing countries. It is a documented policy shift that changed the direction of our economy without public debate or a referendum. Understanding this history matters, because it affects our future. If Australians were told not to build, we can decide to build again.

UNIDO Doc : Lima Declarition
Link: https://www.unido.org/sites/default/...6.3.1975_0.PDF



On a different note, and to rebuild Australias economy we need Modular nuclear reactors which will increase the competitiveness of our manufacturing and improve the lives of every person via lower electricity costs.


UK’s first Rolls-Royce small nuclear reactor planned at Wylfa to power 3 million homes

Each MNR can power 1,000,000 homes for 25 years. Quote: Each Rolls-Royce SMR will generate 470 megawatts of low carbon energy, equivalent to more than 150 onshore wind turbines,” explained Rolls-Royce.

Link: https://interestingengineering.com/e...fa-rolls-royce
Link: https://www.rolls-royce-smr.com/pres...-first-uk-site

The other spin off is that this MNR industry could support our AUKUS submarines and reduce the cost of manufacture and support of reactors for our future submarines.

[Violet3]

Hi BMJ, re your summary of possible signs of progress and 'white hats' speculations, how about Pauline Hanson's recent invite to Mara Lago and the growing popularity of her One Nation party in Australia? I am a fan of her 'please explain' cartoon satires which I think have surely helped to wake many people up (after a few good snorts of laughter) to the craven politics in this country.
And in contrast and also recently, didn't the Americans hand prominent ex-Labour Party Prime Minister Kevin Rudd his marching orders as Ambassador for Australia?
I am not sure that President Trump is on the side of the 'white hats,' or if there is such a thing, but perhaps he recognises a competent straight talker in Pauline, whereas most of the professional political class here is an elitist failure.

[Mike Gorman]

This quest to de-industrialize western countries is very telling, if you notice this has taken place in Britain/Australia/Germany/France/USA/Canada for certain, no doubt in many other previously productive & highly skilled countries. This has had terrible consequences for all of these countries, with entire populations of workers made redundant in every sense of this word - made to feel useless & not needed, with Alcohol & drugs, crime & extreme social friction; homelessness & relationship breakdowns made epidemic in scale. The excuse, and justification of this collective action being economics/modernization...like we are now able to re-skill & become technocrats, with factory work, fabrication, innovation and high skills now off-shore in China/India/ other less 'western' locations. Ah yes Globalism has decimated our once highly capable & productive western countries, robbing us of dignity & purpose: western countries are now at the precipice of nihilistic oblivion. Just profiteering, economic strategy? I think not. (Perhaps I drank too much coffee today).

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by Violet3 (here)
... Pauline Hanson's.. 'please explain' cartoon satires

• Pauline Hanson's Please Explain

[BMJ]

Posted by Violet3 (here)
Hi BMJ, re your summary of possible signs of progress and 'white hats' speculations, how about Pauline Hanson's recent invite to Mara Lago and the growing popularity of her One Nation party in Australia? I am a fan of her 'please explain' cartoon satires which I think have surely helped to wake many people up (after a few good snorts of laughter) to the craven politics in this country.
And in contrast and also recently, didn't the Americans hand prominent ex-Labour Party Prime Minister Kevin Rudd his marching orders as Ambassador for Australia?
I am not sure that President Trump is on the side of the 'white hats,' or if there is such a thing, but perhaps he recognises a competent straight talker in Pauline, whereas most of the professional political class here is an elitist failure.

I think Pauline is a step in the right direction, and recognised as such by President Trump and the whites hats.

But personally I don't see her as our PM, she may have good intentions and courage but you have to admit she's not the brightest spark and she gets flustered quit easily which indicates to me she can not take pressure.

So unless she has a good support team that will carry her and protect her I think she would get chewed up and spat out by the political circus in Canberra quit quickly as PM.


I didn't know that about Kevin Crude but I like it.

President Trump has said to his face during the Albo visit " I don't like you and never will " he could have been shunned in Washington for this comment making him an ineffective ambassador, or Albo sought to out right replace him for the sake of diplomacy because President Trump didn't like dealing with him.


I feel a better pick for Prime Minister is Riccardo Bosi of the AustraliaOne Party, he and his team are putting in a huge effort to create the right framework for proper governance of Australia.

Riccardo Bosi is a former SAS Lieutenant Colonel, (the highest rank a soldier you can have in the Australian SAS), an author, highly intelligent, tough as nails (you would have to be to succeed in the SAS), experienced, passionate about Australians and their welfare and a capable individual whom has great respect for our strongest ally in the USA.

Riccardo Bosi ticks plenty of boxes.

He and his team would be the right persons to lead and represent Australia. Riccardo Bosi is the man I would want as our Prime Minister.

Website: www.australiaoneparty.com
Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/c/AustraliaOneParty


P.S. If your thinking Andrew Hastie is a good alternative he featured in a SAS documentary years ago and has been groomed to become PM he is no rebel or pro Australian he is part of the cult. He is the cults answer to Riccardo Bosi.

[BMJ]

Posted by Mike Gorman (here)
This quest to de-industrialize western countries is very telling, if you notice this has taken place in Britain/Australia/Germany/France/USA/Canada for certain, no doubt in many other previously productive & highly skilled countries. This has had terrible consequences for all of these countries, with entire populations of workers made redundant in every sense of this word - made to feel useless & not needed, with Alcohol & drugs, crime & extreme social friction; homelessness & relationship breakdowns made epidemic in scale. The excuse, and justification of this collective action being economics/modernization...like we are now able to re-skill & become technocrats, with factory work, fabrication, innovation and high skills now off-shore in China/India/ other less 'western' locations. Ah yes Globalism has decimated our once highly capable & productive western countries, robbing us of dignity & purpose: western countries are now at the precipice of nihilistic oblivion. Just profiteering, economic strategy? I think not. (Perhaps I drank too much coffee today).

Predominantly white western nations are the cancer that the satanic globalist are trying to cut out.

We prosper, we build, we resist and fight evil and we represent freedom to the world.

Every marginalised person from africa, asia or south america sees that and want to take the yellow brick road to a better life in a western country. On the other hand I don't see marginalised people rushing to get into India, China or Nigeria do you?

[BMJ]

Posted by BMJ (here)

Posted by Mike Gorman (here)
This quest to de-industrialize western countries is very telling, if you notice this has taken place in Britain/Australia/Germany/France/USA/Canada for certain, no doubt in many other previously productive & highly skilled countries. This has had terrible consequences for all of these countries, with entire populations of workers made redundant in every sense of this word - made to feel useless & not needed, with Alcohol & drugs, crime & extreme social friction; homelessness & relationship breakdowns made epidemic in scale. The excuse, and justification of this collective action being economics/modernization...like we are now able to re-skill & become technocrats, with factory work, fabrication, innovation and high skills now off-shore in China/India/ other less 'western' locations. Ah yes Globalism has decimated our once highly capable & productive western countries, robbing us of dignity & purpose: western countries are now at the precipice of nihilistic oblivion. Just profiteering, economic strategy? I think not. (Perhaps I drank too much coffee today).

Predominantly white western nations are the cancer that the satanic globalist are trying to cut out.

We prosper, we build, we resist and fight evil and we represent freedom to the world.

Every marginalised person from africa, asia or south america sees that and want to take the yellow brick road to a better life in a western country. On the other hand I don't see marginalised people rushing to get into India, China or Nigeria do you?

Right On Que
President Trump "instructs & bypasses the Australian government " thats a curious way of putting it how can he instruct if he has no supposed authority over Australia. Maybe a few more Aussies will wake up and think on that fact.

I wonder if President Trump instructed Albo to give Kevin Crude the boot or Sky News Australia to make this report below.

Alot of people wouldn't think that Australia was under the stewardship of the USA but we are. The intention with this instruction is to highlight the globalist agenda.

As to the timing just a coincidence nothing to see here, or maybe President Trump and his team do actually read what we post here and even respond.

Who knows why they read our posts, maybe our comments proved a bellwether of sorts. Maybe their response to our posts is a means of giving power back to the people type of thing?

Just putting it out there, maybe if people showed some genuine respect and appreciation for the efforts of President Trump and the white they might get noticed and listened to.

None of us are perfect but I believe President Trump, Putin and Chairman Xi and the good guys in militaries around the world are working their collective arse off and doing the best they can to save us from the khazarian globalist satanic cult. WWG1WGA right?


Trump admin instructs Australian embassy to collect immigrant crime data

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3TVlUGVVe0U

Sky News Australia
Nov 25, 2025
Sky News host James Macpherson highlights how the Trump administration has told their Australian embassy to collate crimes committed by migrants.

“Curiously they have not told local governments they are doing this,” Mr Macpherson said.

“They have just instructed their officials to do it.”

[ThePythonicCow]

copied from another thread of mine ...

As quoted in Steve Gibson's weekly Security Now podcast Security Now! #1054 - 12-02-25 (pdf):

Starting (Dec 10, 2025) one week from today, Australia will require all users of Twitch, Facebook, Instagram, Kick, Reddit, Snapchat, Threads, TikTok, X and YouTube, to take reasonable steps to prove their age.

Since no practical means exists today to prove one's age over the Web, without revealing your identity, such as by providing a driver's license:

• All web access to the major social media websites in Australia will become subject to government surveillance and control, on an individual identifying level.

• Australia bans all underage access to the major social media websites.

Ugh!

[BMJ]

The Cost Of Climate Change

While one MNR is equivalent of 150 onshore wind turbines, the MNR foot print in comparison is negligible.

Renewables displace & kill native wild life by destroying their habitation and being dangerous in themself.

With wind turbines slicing native birds up and the braking system of the wind turbines being made of asbestos, which will mean a future very expensive taxpayer funded clean up if the land is to be returned to its original state.

In the short term a health risk to those handling the installation and maintenance of those wind turbines and impacting the local communities including live stock and farmers.

The Orana (NSW) Renewable Energy Zone
The Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone (CWO REZ) covers over 20,000 square kilometres around Dubbo, Dunedoo, and Mudgee and aims to generate over 6 gigawatts of renewable energy through wind, solar, and battery projects. It will generate $20 billion of private investment and around 5,000 jobs at peak construction.

Link: https://www.investregional.nsw.gov.au/cworez



Council says warnings ignored about tree removal in Central West Orana REZ

The NSW government is being accused of wilfully ignoring warnings about the destruction of hundreds of native trees as part of a renewables project.

The Mid-Western Regional Council said it was told five weeks ago that renewable energy company ACEREZ would be removing 670 established trees from a roadside north of Mudgee.

The clearing sparked community outrage after images of about 60 displaced baby birds emerged.

The council's general manager Brad Cam said the community and council had been lobbying for more than 12 months to prevent the land clearing.

"[It's] exactly what I thought was going to happen, so very disappointed, very frustrated that we weren't listened to, or it was certainly dismissed as not a critical event," he said...

Link: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-12-...cism/106091996




‘Putting human health at risk’: Farmers fight back against asbestos wind turbines

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NZQQdmbtk50

Sky News Australia
Dec 6, 2025
Across Victoria Alliance Charman Andrew Weidemann challenges the government to pause the installation of more wind turbines and raises concerns about implications for farmers' health.

“We’ve been saying for quite a while that these things just are absolutely being rolled out without any real checks and balances,” Mr Weidemann told Sky News host Steve Price.

“This should have been picked up a long time ago.

“They could be potentially putting human health at risk.”

[BMJ]

Rolls-Royce Mini Nuclear Reactor (MNR) versus The Orana Renewable Energy Zone

So the output they are seeking at The Orana Renewable Energy Zone is 6 gigawatts which is 6,000 megawatts.

One Mini Nuclear Reactor (MNR) from Rolls-Royce produces 470 megawatts.

So therefore you would need 13 MNR to produce the same power of the The Orana Renewable Energy Zone.

The Orana (NSW) Renewable Energy Zone needs 20,000 square kilometres around Dubbo, Dunedoo, and Mudgee.

13 MNR would be required to produce 6 gigawatts, so at the outside at the most 10 acres of land per MNR or 130 acres for 13 MNR's. Or put another way 0.526 square kilometres.

So the renewables site requires 20,000 square kilometres and a equal 13 unit MNR site would require 0.526 square kilometres. That's right 13 MNR's need less than a 1 square kilometre site.

" Let that sink in. "

It's more proof of the absolute stupidity of renewables.

Furthermore if China did ever decide to attack Australia our NSW renewable energy centre would be an easy target at 20,000 square kilometres.

Whereas several smaller MNR sites at 10 acres each would be alot easier to protect. Furthermore I would imagine they could each be contained within a hardened bunker underground, (as they do not require sun or wind), which would make them almost impossible to destroy.

But now this line of thinking is making to much sense for our politicians to comprehend, isn't it.

Link: https://www.rolls-royce-smr.com/abou...olls-royce-smr


Rolls-Royce’s SMR Needs 10,000 Times Less Land Than Wind Energy, Proves ‘Iron Law Of Power Density’

Quote:
" Rolls-Royce’s new 470-megawatt reactor design shows that due to its unsurpassed power density, nuclear energy is the only way we can produce electricity at scale while preserving the natural environment and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Why? The power density of the nuclear plants Rolls-Royce plans to build will need 10,000 times less land than a wind project and about 1,000 times less land than what will be required by a solar project. Due to their astonishingly high power density, the new nuclear plants will need far fewer resources like land, steel, neodymium, copper, and concrete which proves what I have dubbed the Iron Law of Power Density. "

Link: https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertb...power-density/

[BMJ]

Posted by BMJ (here)
Rolls-Royce Mini Nuclear Reactor (MNR) versus The Orana Renewable Energy Zone

So the output they are seeking at The Orana Renewable Energy Zone is 6 gigawatts which is 6,000 megawatts.

One Mini Nuclear Reactor (MNR) from Rolls-Royce produces 470 megawatts.

So therefore you would need 13 MNR to produce the same power of the The Orana Renewable Energy Zone.

The Orana (NSW) Renewable Energy Zone needs 20,000 square kilometres around Dubbo, Dunedoo, and Mudgee.

13 MNR would be required to produce 6 gigawatts, so at the outside at the most 10 acres of land per MNR or 130 acres for 13 MNR's. Or put another way 0.526 square kilometres.

So the renewables site requires 20,000 square kilometres and a equal 13 unit MNR site would require 0.526 square kilometres. That's right 13 MNR's need less than a 1 square kilometre site.

" Let that sink in. "

It's more proof of the absolute stupidity of renewables.

Furthermore if China did ever decide to attack Australia our NSW renewable energy centre would be an easy target at 20,000 square kilometres.

Whereas several smaller MNR sites at 10 acres each would be alot easier to protect. Furthermore I would imagine they could each be contained within a hardened bunker underground, (as they do not require sun or wind), which would make them almost impossible to destroy.

But now this line of thinking is making to much sense for our politicians to comprehend, isn't it.

Link: https://www.rolls-royce-smr.com/abou...olls-royce-smr


Rolls-Royce’s SMR Needs 10,000 Times Less Land Than Wind Energy, Proves ‘Iron Law Of Power Density’

Quote:
" Rolls-Royce’s new 470-megawatt reactor design shows that due to its unsurpassed power density, nuclear energy is the only way we can produce electricity at scale while preserving the natural environment and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Why? The power density of the nuclear plants Rolls-Royce plans to build will need 10,000 times less land than a wind project and about 1,000 times less land than what will be required by a solar project. Due to their astonishingly high power density, the new nuclear plants will need far fewer resources like land, steel, neodymium, copper, and concrete which proves what I have dubbed the Iron Law of Power Density. "

Link: https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertb...power-density/

PM Albo promised renewables would bring energy prices down but they are going up. I wonder how much we would pay per quarter if we had MNR's. Maybe $60AUD a quarter?

Energy prices set to increase ‘26 per cent’ as Chalmers scraps rebates

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=b43A4SA6jdE

Sky News Australia
Dec 9, 2025
Nationals Senator Matt Canavan says energy prices will increase another “26 per cent” next year as Treasurer Jim Chalmers ends energy rebates.

“It is an indictment of how we were running our energy system,” Mr Canavan told Sky News Australia.

“How is it that the Australian government can not deliver affordable electricity to Australians when we have some of the best energy resources in the world?”

[BMJ]

Australia’s Immigration Has Taken a Dark Turn & the World Needs to Know | Erin Molan

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KNzX0vx_-K4

The Rubin Report
Dec14, 2025
Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Erin Molan about her move from mainstream Australian media to independent political commentary; how speaking openly about Israel after October 7 unexpectedly became controversial; how Australia’s immigration policies are destroying the fabric of the country and its values; how Australia’s climate and energy policies are harming its citizens; the financial pressures pushing media toward sensationalism and stresses integrity in journalism: and much more.

Summary:
0.00 Introduction
1.30 Who is Erin Molan?
5.30 The immigration situation
11.30 How do you deal with mass migration
15.45 Explaining aussie politics
16.40 Aussie TDS
21.00 Climate change
23.30 What is your take on the state of alternative media

[BMJ]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)
copied from another thread of mine ...

As quoted in Steve Gibson's weekly Security Now podcast Security Now! #1054 - 12-02-25 (pdf):

Starting (Dec 10, 2025) one week from today, Australia will require all users of Twitch, Facebook, Instagram, Kick, Reddit, Snapchat, Threads, TikTok, X and YouTube, to take reasonable steps to prove their age.

Since no practical means exists today to prove one's age over the Web, without revealing your identity, such as by providing a driver's license:

• All web access to the major social media websites in Australia will become subject to government surveillance and control, on an individual identifying level.

• Australia bans all underage access to the major social media websites.

Ugh!

Agenda 2030 & digital ID anyone, anyone!!!
Sounds great but if PM Albo was serious about protecting the kids what about online gaming such as Minecraft where pedos go to groom kids.
Link: https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1693198


Australia is F*CKED and there's no coming back from this | Redacted w Clayton Morris

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ezAx09lB-a4

Redacted
Dec 11, 2025
It's official... social media is now banned for kids 16 and under all across Australia. On the surface, this sounds great... keeping kids off of social media is a great thing.

However, is this a Trojan horse to something more insidious... a social credit score system designed to control everything we do?

[BMJ]

A Case Study In The Failure Of Renewables and Benefit of Nuclear Power
Following on from posts 55-57 this article below highlights the high cost of living and damage renewables does to an economy.

Germany is an example and a crystal ball into the future of Australia with renewables.

Going forward the average Australian family can expect quarterly electricity bills in the thousands of dollars.


Germany’s self-inflicted energy disaster

Germany once operated over 22 GW of nuclear capacity, producing around 160 TWh annually at low cost and without emissions.
Following the Fukushima accident in 2011, Berlin accelerated closures, shutting 8 GW immediately and completing the phase-out by 2023.

However, renewables could not provide stable baseload power. As a result, the shortfall was filled by natural gas imports, increasingly from Russia.

By 2018, over half of Germany’s imported gas came from Russia, consolidating risk.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine exposed Germany’s energy vulnerability.

With nuclear gone, gas scarce, and renewables insufficient, coal—the fuel Germany vowed to eliminate—returned as an emergency measure. Coal plants were revived to keep the grid stable.

Industrial giants like BASF suffered, cutting operations due to soaring energy costs. Energy-intensive sectors contracted, with investment drifting abroad.

As explained by Financial Compass, quote:

" Germany was hit harder than the rest of Europe. Its energy-intensive industries contracted sharply in 2022, and output has lagged ever since.

Even today, German production sits below the euro-area average, a gap that has not closed. Industrial activity remains subdued, energy-heavy sectors are still cautious, and investment continues to drift abroad…

Some analyses suggest that if Germany had kept its nuclear fleet running from 2002 to 2022, it could have cut its carbon emissions by roughly 70% and avoided hundreds of billions of euros in energy-transition costs.

Nuclear power offered Germany exactly the kind of steady, clean support that could have carried the country through the hardest year of its energy crisis…

Germany shut down its final nuclear power plant on April 15th, 2023. The images of protestors celebrating the end of their 50-year war on nuclear energy were met with anger and disgust by pro-nuclear activists online.

Protesters’ celebration of a move that so clearly undermines Germany’s ambitions for clean energy and energy security is difficult to comprehend.

Shutting Germany’s nuclear facilities has caused it to be far more dependent on fossil fuels than its nuclear neighbour France, while driving up energy costs.

Germany emits 440 grams of carbon dioxide per kilowatt hour it generates, versus just 30–40 grams in nuclear-heavy France. "

Germany now has the highest electricity prices in Europe, alongside the fifth most expensive electricity prices in the world:

The impact on German industry has been destructive, with industrial production shrinking at an alarming rate:

As expected, the deindustrialisation of Germany has been concentrated in energy-intensive industry, which has shrunk 20% since 2022:

No other major developed nation has mishandled energy policy as badly as Germany. However, the United Kingdom and Australia are striving to surpass Germany in this regard.

Link: https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/202...ergy-disaster/