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One of the most fundamental duties of a senator is to scrutinise the government — not just its words, but its actions. That means asking tough questions about how public money is spent, and demanding transparency when answers are withheld. Let’s be clear: there is no such thing as “government money.” Every dollar the government spends comes from taxpayers — from you, from your family, from every working Australian. Yet time and again, ministers dodge this truth. When asked directly, Minister Walsh couldn’t even say the word “taxpayer.” Instead, she danced around the issue, talking about “revenues” and “costed policies.” But the reality remains: it’s your money. And what’s happening with it? Billions of dollars are being funnelled into subsidies and climate schemes with no parliamentary scrutiny. The government even refused to answer questions about an alleged fund linked to former Prime Minister Julia Gillard. I made no accusations – I just asked questions - yet the government doesn’t want those questions asked. This secrecy is becoming a pattern. Whether it’s Housing Australia or climate targets, Labor refuses to disclose where taxpayer money is going. Meanwhile, the push for net zero continues — a policy introduced by the Liberals and Nationals - costing Australians billions. There’s no detailed plan, no milestones, no way to measure progress. Even the CSIRO can’t quantify the impact of human carbon dioxide on the climate. So, what are we paying for? Australians deserve better. We deserve transparency. We deserve respect. And above all, we deserve to know how our hard-earned money is being spent.

Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺

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The Duke and Duchess of Shameless: Expecting a Royal Welcome After Years of Public Attacks The greatest irony is watching the people who applauded every attack on the Royal Family now demand that it embrace Harry and Meghan with open arms. For years, Harry and Meghan’s supporters applauded every interview, every documentary, every podcast, every accusation and every public grievance. They insisted the Royal Family was toxic, racist, abusive, uncaring and beyond redemption. They celebrated every bridge being burned, mocked every royal engagement and insisted Harry and Meghan were “finally free.” So what changed? If the institution was truly as cruel and irredeemable as they claimed, why is there now such desperation for a royal reunion? Why is the King suddenly expected to welcome back the very people who accused his family on the world stage? The irony is impossible to ignore. These are the same supporters who insisted Harry and Meghan didn’t need the monarchy, didn’t want the monarchy and were happier without it. They mocked those who said the couple would eventually seek a way back. Yet today, many of those same voices are demanding invitations, reconciliations and royal acceptance. If they truly believed everything Harry and Meghan alleged, shouldn’t they be encouraging them to stay as far away from the Royal Family as possible? And then there’s Harry & Meghan themselves. They built an entire brand on criticizing the Royal Family, publicly accusing relatives, exposing private conversations, commercialising family disputes and publishing deeply personal claims in a self-serving memoir. But every time there is declining public interest, disappointing business news or another setback, suddenly there are whispers of olive branches, private meetings or hopes of rebuilding relationships. You cannot repeatedly profit from family conflict while expecting that same family to pretend none of it happened. Trust is not restored because the headlines change. Respect is not something you demand after spending years undermining it. The loudest outrage now seems to come from people who cannot accept one simple reality: the Royal Family is under no obligation to restore the status Harry and Meghan willingly walked away from. Leaving was their choice. The interviews were their choice. The documentaries were their choice. The memoir was their choice. The endless public criticism was their choice. Actions have consequences. The King can love his son while still recognizing that trust has been repeatedly broken. Those two things are not mutually exclusive. Families can forgive without returning to the relationship exactly as it was. Boundaries are not cruelty. They are often the natural consequence of repeated breaches of trust. Yesterday the monarchy was supposedly irrelevant, outdated and oppressive. Today, Archie and Lili meeting their grandpa.🙄 If Harry and Meghan were truly happier outside royal life, there would be no need for constant speculation about returning, no expectation of public welcomes and no outrage over being kept at arm’s length. You cannot spend years insisting you wanted out, then spend years trying to get back in. And those demanding that the Royal Family simply forget everything that has happened are asking something they would never accept in their own lives. No family is expected to erase years of public accusations, broken confidence and repeated betrayals overnight simply because the people responsible now want reconciliation. The title that fits this entire saga isn’t Duke and Duchess of Sussex. It is Duke and Duchess of Shameless. Because after everything that has been said, written, filmed and monetized, expecting a triumphant return isn’t an act of reconciliation. It’s an extraordinary display of entitlement.

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Veteran Lindsey Foulk—whose husband Chris is a Pennsylvania State Trooper—has a message she hopes will reach Governor Josh Shapiro in the wake of PA State Trooper Michael Pahira’s senseless death. Foulk wants Shapiro to step up and provide the police with more support, especially after he looked her in the eyes and said he’d do everything he could “to take care” of them. Pahira was struck and killed by a commercial vehicle driven by a Haitian illegal alien as he conducted a vehicle safety inspection on I-81 in Schuylkill County last week. Foulk—who met Shapiro at a Veterans Day lunch event at the Governor’s Residence—explains that relaying this message to Shapiro is “very important” to her, as even her father was in law enforcement. “You had said to me, ‘If there’s anything that I can ever do for you, or your husband, please don’t hesitate to reach out.’ So, I’m reaching out now,” Foulk begins as she speaks directly to Shapiro, referencing a conversation they had at the luncheon. “My husband also does commercial inspections for Pennsylvania,” she shares, after describing how Pahira was hit and killed fulfilling the same duty for the Commonwealth. “I just want you, Gov. Shapiro, to just consider: can you please reopen some weigh stations? The state says that these inspections are really important; however, I don’t feel that they’re taking them seriously enough. And as somebody who sends my husband out the door every day to protect people in the Commonwealth, I ask you to offer me the same level of protection and comfort,” she asks. “It’s scary enough watching them walk out the door every day not knowing if they’re going to return; it’s even scarier when it feels like there’s no care given, and Gov. Shapiro…when you look me in the eyes and tell me that you’re going to do everything you can to take care of my husband and other State Troopers, and we keep seeing this happen, it’s hard,” Foulk says with tears in her eyes. “I don’t know what can be done, but you need to do it,” she firmly adds. “God bless.”

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