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Dear John,

This week on local radio, Senator Sean Bell summed up our party’s launch of a Canberra branch perfectly.

He said, "The strength of a political party isn’t measured by how well it does in its strong areas, it’s measured by how hard it fights in the tough seats. And that’s exactly what we’re doing in Canberra. We’re not just here for easy work. We’re here to give every conservative Australian a voice, no matter where they live."

The ACT loves to boast that it runs on 100 percent renewable energy. Yet if you look at the publicly available spot market at any given moment, you’ll notice something awkward, Canberrans often pay the highest electricity prices in the country.

One Nation will campaign for cheap electricity in every part of Australia, even Canberra. Because if the elites like paying thousands of dollars more for Albo's electricity, that doesn't mean the working poor do. 

When the Liberals and Labor signed Australia up to the Paris Agreement and marched us down the Net Zero path, we were assured renewables would be safe, reliable, and cheap.

They have proven to be none of those things.

They’re unaffordable because they’re unreliable and depend on government subsidies to survive. They’re environmentally damaging, and they cannot supply the baseload power a growing nation needs.

This week we watched the Liberal Party clown show try to gaslight the country by pretending it had scrapped Net Zero and support cheap electricity. They don't.

Labor and the Liberals have woven Net Zero into a huge range of government agencies. It is baked into the bureaucracy. 

If the Liberals were serious about ending Net Zero, they would have backed One Nation’s Senate motion to reject the government’s tax bills until all Net Zero spending was removed.

If they were serious, they would commit to leaving the Paris Climate Agreement, which forces punishing emissions reductions on Australia.
They have not done that either.

So the fight for cheap, reliable electricity continues, and One Nation is leading that fight.

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The evidence that our message is resonating with all Australians are these set of figures on Pauline Hanson's net likability. She is now streets ahead of Sussan Ley and the Prime Minister. She is likeable because she trustworthy, honest and reliable. Anyone that says anything different is a poll denier. 

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