Senator Tyron Whitten

More lies and backflips from the under-pressure Prime Minister.
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The majority of Australians agree with Pauline Hanson and One Nation.

It is time to end the failed division of multiculturalism.

This is Australia, we have an Australian culture, this must be accepted by government and reflected in our laws.

Albo said he didn't watch Senator Hanson's Press Club address.
Either he's lying... again,
or he's arrogant and incompetent.
Pauline's the most popular political leader in Australia.
Don't you think he should listen to what she has to say?
Maybe he'd learn a thing or two.

Long-term net migrant arrivals since Albo became PM.

Greater than the population of Adelaide.

Another GetUp stunt.
Another spectacular backfire.

And we suspect that your latest childish stunt will be about as effective as your Farrer-related stunts.

The Federal excise has made to***co products so expensive it has led Australian to***co consumers to the illegal black market. Around 70-75% the cost of legal to***co products in Australia is the Federal excise, which is raised twice a year.

Organised crime is running rampant with the to***co black market, which is now valued at around $5 billion.

ABS figures show about 80% of to***co or ni****ne products now consumed in Australia are illegal.

Government revenue from the excise has declined from $16.3 billion in 2019-20 to a projected $3.6 billion in 2026-27 and a forecasted $2.1 billion in 2029-30.

The ABS has also reported ni****ne consumption in Australia (to***co and v**e products) has risen 40% in the past eight years – government policy is no longer effective in reducing consumption.

One Nation will cut the to***co excise by 50%, and freeze indexation until 30 June 2028 (with an option to review and extend). This will reduce the retail price of to***co products by around 35% (about $17 off a pack of 20 ci******es).

The aim is to reduce the incentive for consumers to go to the black market. This would improve consumer and business safety, reduce the black market and related criminal activity to manageable levels for law enforcement agencies, and potentially reverse the decline in government revenue.