Briefly outline your political stance on the below issues.
Net Zero mean zero money in your pockets. We will abandon the Net Zero pipe dream and go back to burning coal and gas. We are happy to look into an affordable Nuclear option if that is what the people wish to pursue. If coal is good enough for the rest of the world, it is good enough for us to use too. We would withdraw from the Paris Agreement
We do not support a cashless society.
Yes parents can opt out. Parents have the final say on how their children are raised.
Yes!! We have identified $90 billion per year we can save in government waste and duplication.
Needs to be dramatically reduced until we can catch up on housing, medical services, infrastructure etc. People who overstay their VISAs need to be deported. We should only be bringing people to this country who will embrace our way of life, not try to change it. Either support the country you live in, or live in the country you support
No
To stop development on prime farming land and to fix our regional road networks.
Income Splitting for families with dependant children Remove GST from new home build, halve fuel excise, remove alcohol excise at venues, remove obsolete taxes like Luxury car tax.
Amend the National Electricity Market (NEM) to promote affordable coal and gas baseload power while supporting future nuclear energy. Re-invest in Australia’s manufacturing, reduce red tape and taxes on businesses to help them to grow and flourish.
As a farmer, I am pragmatic, adaptable and resourceful. As an elected member of Mt Barker Council, I have the negotiation and political skillset to represent the people of Mayo and ensure that they are no longer left behind by a government that has ignored their needs for years.
Authorised by Rebecca Hewett, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, 726 Anzac Hwy, Glenelg, SA, 5045
