It was the law that never should have passed, but now, with One Nation’s help, medevac has been repealed.
 
Ever since the law was pushed through parliament by Labor, the Greens and the Crossbench against the Governments wishes, we have seen it exploited by illegal boat arrival looking to find a backdoor into Australia.
 
What we haven’t seen is the majority off illegal arrivals who used this loophole receive medical treatment once they were on Australian shores.
 
The numbers prove that this was not about getting people medical treatment; it was about the bleeding hearts trying to end the effectiveness of Australia’s border protection program.
 
This is why One Nation spoke out against the laws when they were first introduced, and this is why One Nation pledged to overturn them as soon as we had the opportunity.
 
Under the laws we have now, no one will be denied medical treatment and our border security program remains intact.
 
This is the way it will remain so long as One Nation has any say in it.

During a recent speech the Governor of the Reserve Bank, Dr Phillip Lowe, declared that: “if the economic indicators were moving away from target, I think all options would need to be on the table.”
 
This might sound like an innocent statement, but the truth is “all options” includes some measure that would have severe ramifications for everyday Australians.
 
These could include bank bail-ins, where customer deposits are taken and turned into shares in the bank, includes negative interest rates, where people pay the bank to use their money and quantitative easing, where more money is printed and applied to pump up the economy.
 
And when you remember that the Government is attempting to implement its cash ban policy that would make many transactions over $10,000 illegal if conducted using physical currency, warning bells should be going off.
 
This is why One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts sought reassurances from parliament that “all options” would not include bank bail-ins or negative interest rates.
 
Unsurprisingly neither the Liberals or Labor were willing to give their reassurances.
 
With the Senate report into the Governments Cash Ban bill due early next year, we must keep the pressure on both the majors to ensure that we don’t go down the path of no return.

In one of her last speeches of the year, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson took the opportunity to thank one of the most overlooked groups in Australia, men.
 
Fellas come in for a lot of criticism and don’t get a lot of credit for the hard work many of them do to keep our nation safe and prosperous.
 
So here’s to you guys!
 
Thanks for all of your hard work.