Australia Now

30/08/2026

Violent Domestic Terrorist group Antifa & Leftists attack & injure Police.

This is why Police now have to wear helmets in Melbourne.

23/08/2026

REAKING: Anthony Albanese’s water buyback disaster was so catastrophic he had to scramble an emergency about face to stop SunRice, one of the world’s biggest rice companies, from shutting up shop in Australia for good.

The result?

A multimillion dollar taxpayer “saviour package” to prop up SunRice mills in the Riverina after 78 jobs were already on the chopping block.

One Nation MP David Farley personally lobbied Albanese to abolish the policy and has just confirmed it: Albanese personally approached him and promised the government would “get it done.”

This is what happens when you choke irrigation water in the name of “the environment” and ignore food security.

Now the same taxpayers who lost water rights are footing the bill to clean up Labor’s mess.

Australia First means backing our farmers, not buying them out then bailing out the consequences.

The Albanese Government is the most incompetent group of people in Australian history.

2 years left.

CANBERRA : Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has directly intervened to negotiate a support package for Australia’s major rice processor, SunRice, following announced job cuts in regional New South Wales tied to ongoing water policy disputes.

The intervention comes after SunRice announced redundancies affecting up to 78 roles across its Deniliquin and Leeton facilities, citing reduced crop volumes and restricted water availability under federal Murray-Darling Basin buyback policies.
One Nation MP for Farrer, David Farley, confirmed on ABC's Insiders program that the Federal Government is actively formulating a multi-million dollar economic package aimed at protecting processing operations and preserving local employment. Farley welcomed the Prime Minister's direct engagement on the issue, highlighting a rare moment of cross-party dialogue on regional industry support.

Water Recovery vs. Agricultural Security

Regional agricultural groups and opposition lawmakers continue to criticize federal water buybacks, arguing that removing productive irrigation water from the market inflates allocation costs and destabilizes regional processing supply chains. Critics warn that reducing local food production capacity undermines broader national food security and regional economies.
Conversely, federal water authorities maintain that water recovery programs remain essential for environmental sustainability and long-term river system health, pointing to community adjustment funds designed to support regional transition.
While details of the support package remain under negotiation, local mill workers and agricultural contractors await confirmation on how the package will safeguard jobs in the Riverina.

14/06/2026

🇦🇺 Australia: One Nation Event - Protester Incites Death Chants as Police Stand By and Do Nothing.

“Die Pauline”
“Die N**i scum.”
“Death to Australia.”
“Death to One Nation.

Is this acceptable

14/06/2026

Do you agree that Jim Charlmers & Angus Taylor's life experiences make it more difficult for Them to Understand the housing struggles that many Australians face ?

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has defended remarks he made regarding Opposition Leader Angus Taylor, stating that while he has nothing against affluent Australians, he feels Taylor is unaware of the housing issues that many people face.
The discussion comes after Chalmers claimed in a lecture on Thursday that Taylor was born "at the top of the ladder."
Sarah Ferguson, the anchor of ABC's 7.30 show, questioned Chalmers on if he had "a problem with wealthy Australians."
"Not at all," Chalmers answered.
"I want more people to be successful in our society and economy."
Chalmers claimed that rather than focusing on individual wealth, his criticism was related to housing affordability and economic opportunity.

When Angus Taylor talks about a ladder, he says, "If the first few rungs are missing, there's not much point in having a ladder."
"It's great that Angus Taylor was born at the top of the ladder, but I believe that means he doesn't realize that many people are struggling."
Chalmers underlined that his argument was about different life experiences when asked if inheriting riches should be criticized, especially considering that notable affluent individuals had also existed within Labor ranks.
"The point I'm making about Angus Taylor is that not everyone is born at the top of the ladder." "Not everyone has had the same experiences that Angus Taylor has had."
According to Chalmers, it is the government's duty to enhance economic prospects and assist Australians who are struggling with home affordability and rising living expenses.
"We enthusiastically embrace our responsibility to make it easier for more people to do well," he stated.
He cited initiatives that help Australians, especially younger ones, enter the property market, such as tax breaks, cost-of-living assistance, and better earnings.

13/06/2026

The police don't let someone who's been arrested just stand there and talk to the media like that. Something dodgy is definitely going on.

09/06/2026

The sand looked easy... until the Defenders started sinking. 🌙🏖️
Two RC Defenders. One soft dune edge. Zero room for mistakes.
Would you keep driving or turn back ?