Proving once again that no political party covers more ground than One Nation, Senators Pauline Hanson, and Malcolm Roberts have completed a wide-ranging trip through Maryborough, Biggenden and Coulston Lakes region.

Over the weekend the Senators met with the Coulston Lakes Irrigation Group, judged various events at the Biggenden Campdraft at Brooweena, attended the National Vietnam Veterans Day breakfast with Maryborough RSL and met with representatives of the local timber industry at Maryborough.

But the trip also provided them with an excellent opportunity to speak with everyday Aussies who rarely get a chance to speak with their representatives.

Unlike the other parties, One Nation never misses an opportunity to get out and about and learn firsthand the issues Aussies are facing and how they think we can solve them.

One Nation also came out strongly in support of the Maryborough timber industry. While the other political parties cave in to pressure from left-wing activists who would like to see the timber industry shut down, One Nation will always fight so that this industry and other industries under threat from activists, continue to grow and thrive.

One Nation’s member for Mirani, Stephen Andrew, has come out hard against the Queensland Labor Government’s Reef Bill.

Speaking on social media Stephen exclaimed, “To call a spade a spade, the Reef Bill's purpose is deeply flawed, and sadly there are two distinct sides very publicly going all out to discredit the other side, whilst the agricultural sector and by association the entire Queensland economy is on the verge of going out the back-door.”

“Behind the destructive arguments are the hundreds of millions having been spent; and vastly more proposed to sustain questionable white-collar welfare schemes that manifest into huge administrative overheads, badly targeted research and delivery of outcomes nowhere near the paddocks; which are arguably the start of the claimed problems.”

In an attempt to educate some of his more out of touch colleges in the Queensland State Parliament, Stephen held a presentation in Parliament house. It brought people with real-world agricultural experience to the city to present cost-effective and environmentally responsible solutions.

You don’t see that very often in the Queensland parliament but thanks to Stephen, you have the opportunity to catch a replay of the forum via YouTube.

It is a great presentation and a handy thing to show people who don’t get why Labor’s Reef Bill won’t work.