One Nation NSW: Media release QLD floods

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Media release QLD floods

Julia Gillard and the Australian Labor party should hang their heads in shame for the offer of $1 million dollars to Queensland’s flood victims. With thousands of homes destroyed and crops in ruin it must be a real slap in the face for Queenslanders to be offered such a paltry sum.

Billions of dollars each year are sent offshore in foreign aid and government sponsored programs including 500 million for Indonesian schools, but very little has been put forward for this “once in 100 year” flood. This act only confirms what One Nation has been saying for some time now. Our politicians are more concerned about their image on the international stage then the welfare and livelihoods of Australian citizens.

Yes it is a global village and the world is a much smaller place due to technology but One Nation says charity must start at home and our government’s duty of care is with the Australian taxpayer not citizens from foreign shores.

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One Nation is for the regulation of essential services and industries, especially the Banking, farming and utility sectors. We believe in protection of our industry and borders.

Australia has deregulated and privatised itself to its knees. It has betrayed it’s populous by running down their utilities and totally ignoring that infrastructure needs to keep ahead of the pace of society.

In NSW Your electricity, communications, rail, hospitals, water, have been treated with neglect with the intention to privatise. The department of Agriculture has suffered the same fate and soon will be virtually out of existence.

Farms held in families for generations are virtually stolen from underneath by the greed and treachery of today’s power brokers.

The ATO has become a monster to the common people. Local governments have become a burden on their shires.

It will not be long before all our resources are sold and we become a third world country with the great divide being the difference between the have and have nots.

The greatest growth industry in Australia has become the bureaucrat, producing burdensome laws that create more red tape. They have deregulated all and sundry while at the same time have regulated the individual into the ground.

It is contemptuous that those Australian’s responsible have sat ideally by while their country compatriots have had their lives and future ruined. Now the ramifications of both State and Federal government legislation are glaring.

We believe in the commonwealth of Australia and not a republic. The Government must ensure that the Australian people retain their public utilities and that their services are not compromised.

We stand for rational management of the environment, agriculture and Fisheries; ensuring the maintenance of Fire trails in all National Parks and state forests. Giving Farmers and property owner’s back the use of their land and livelihood.

Responsible ownership of Firearms by Australian citizens for lawful purposes.

The rights of responsible organisations and clubs to exist for recreational activities, e.g. Social, horse and 4WD.

Tariffs and subsidies for industries suited to their competition. Abolition of the GST for an equitable tax across all income.

The overhaul of DOCS, Department of community services, and the CSA, Child support agency. To provide for a more humane provision of service.

The rights of the established Family unit to be a mixed relationship, between husband and wife as equal s.

The Armed Forces and Intelligence Services need to be equipped to ensure that our country is secure.

Water resources and management.

Employment, with sustainable and fair pay, conditions and salary packages.

The re-establishment of a competitive “Bank of Australia” and Government insurance office.

All contentious issues shall be put to referendum; The Australian people can decide for themselves.

A Nationally funded public health system that has the capacity in Facility, Plant and Staff to cope with a National

State of Emergency. Hospitals would also be returned to the control of the “Public Hospital Board”. This will restore control to the local community. One Nation supports the re-introduction of funding for community care programs such as meals on wheels the elderly and disabled.

GATS, LIMA, RIO, KYOTO, COPENHAGEN, WTO and IMF. One Nation has stood fast and will continue to oppose any treaty that is detrimental to Australia, its people, industries and way of life.