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Hi John --

Welcome to this week's newsletter, 29 October 2021

Pauline Hanson spent a few days this week on the campaign trail with our newest senate candidate in Tasmania, Steve Mav. Many of you have got in touch wanting to know more about the COVID-19 Vaccination Discrimination Bill, so there's a link to its progress below. Mark Latham speaks out about mixing politics with sport and how the extreme Left is ruining it for the rest of us with compulsory virtue signalling driving out talent. Malcolm Roberts gets honest answers from the Auditor General about the state of Australia's electoral systems... Enjoy this week's recap of the news from One Nation.

End the Pandemic of Discrimination

From Senator Pauline Hanson

Last week I introduced legislation into the Senate that would make it unlawful to discriminate against Australians who exercise their right to choose not to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

The discrimination being faced by unvaccinated Australians sends a clear message: the rights of the individual will be protected only so long as they do not conflict with the state. There is nothing — not even a global pandemic — more dangerous to a free society. Australia is a democracy, not a totalitarian state or communist dictatorship.

Australian's who have chosen not to get the jab face a bleak future in which they are treated as second-class citizens; not allowed to earn a living or cross a state border to be reunited with their families. Many have already had their livelihoods taken from them for standing for the right to choose.

This is so wrong and needs to be stopped.

All the details of my COVID-19 Vaccination Status (Prevention of Discrimination) Bill 2021 can be found online by following the link below.

Keep Politics out of Sport

From Mark Latham MLC, New South Wales

Australians watch sport to get away from politics, not to have it shoved in their faces. 'It's just not cricket.'

Cricketers kneeling to the neo-Marxist BLM does nothing to reduce racism. It just makes them look silly. Now South Africa has kicked its best player, Quinton de Kock, out of the team because he doesn't kneel.

Virtue signaling has become compulsory. It's chilling to think that in the world of sport, Left-wing political statements are becoming compulsory.

Have no doubt, Australia is not far behind. Remember when the Big Bash League decided to pretend Australia Day didn't exist for games played on 26 January?

So, de Kock is out for not wanting to virtue signal while the Taliban's team plays on, seemingly with no objection from the cricket authorities, media, or kneeling players.

You can't make this stuff up.

Click below to hear the full interview

Audit our Elections

From Senator Malcolm Roberts, Queensland

The Australian National Audit Office is one of the best agencies in government. They do great work chasing down wasteful government spending and exposing poor management.

The few times they have looked at the conduct of our elections, like in 2015, the report card was a solid fail. They haven’t audited the conduct of our elections since then despite promising to.

At Senate Estimates the Auditor General was very honest and upfront with me. He cannot confirm the Australian Electoral Commission has comprehensive performance standards for elections. He cannot assure the Australian people that the electoral systems are fit for purpose.

He did say that the way for the community to be assured about the integrity of elections is through the Parliament acting.

One Nation’s Election Integrity Bill was written for this very good reason. Whatever happens in the next election, if it passes, the public can have confidence in the result.

Parliament must pass an election integrity bill before the next election.

Click on the link below for the October Senate Estimates video and transcript

Pauline Hanson joins Steve Mav on the Tasmanian Campaign Trail

After a chilly start to the week, Pauline and One Nation senate candidate for Tasmania, Steve Mav, hit the campaign trail. They both enjoyed meeting people in Launceston, Burnie and Sheffield. With plenty of media opportunities along the way, there was a great turn out at events and Pauline even received a lesson in Steve's irrepressible and hands-on brand of roadside campaigning.

At the end of the statewide tour, sources close to the senator were able to report that the Queenslander did acclimatise to Tassie's cooler temperatures and eventually packed away her woolen jumper.

For more photos from the Tassie tour, click on the link below.

Right now we are in the fight of our lives for the fundamental rights and freedoms of all Australians, and the Australian way of life.

Your voice will hold sway in the houses of Parliament in a way you've never held sway before. And as the most people's voice in Parliament, we can finally do what's needed to take back the future for all of us.

But for us to succeed, we're going to need everyone to get involved. We need people like you to help us.

But the next federal election could be called at any moment, so we need to be prepared for when the starter's gun is fired.

Will you make a donation to our 2022 Federal Election Campaign Fund?

https://www.onenation.org.au/donate

Thanks for reading. See you next week.

Regards

Natalie