Media release Tucker and Brett Weinstein debate evolution, God’s existence, Israel, and the possibility that will AI gain consciousness. It’s a fascinating debate. CLICK HERE to watch.
Tucker Carlson with Brett Weinstein debate evolution
Media release Mining magnate Gina Rinehart is urging politicians to shift further to the right and adopt US President Donald Trump’s policies as she blames the “left media” for the Coalition’s disastrous election result. CLICK HERE to read more.
‘Left media’ to blame for Coalition wipeout: Rinehart
Media release Tucker Carlson, appearing via a live feed direct from the USA, talks us through how Donald Trump managed to win the US election in such emphatic fashion and what effect he’s had on the country since taking office. As one of President Trump’s closest friends and confidants, Tucker was there every step of the way and will share his fascinating insights exclusively with Australian audiences at the 2025 Australian Freedom Conferences in Newcastle (25 March), Melbourne (29 March), Brisbane (8 April) and Perth (11 April). Adelaide and Sydney stand by for announcements1 Tucker will be joined by filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza (also via live feed from the USA), with MC Senator Ralph Babet and Trumpet of Patriots Leader Suellen Wrightson delivering speeches on stage on how quickly Australian society has changed in just a few short years and what we need to do to preserve our personal rights and freedoms. Tickets for all shows are just $45.00 and can be secured through Ticketek. Get your tickets HERE. https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=UNITEDAP25
Tucker Carlson appearing live & exclusive from the USA
Media release A new Telereach poll has revealed that if a Federal Election were held today, both The Coalition and Labor would need the support of a party like the Trumpet of Patriots to govern. The poll posed the question: Would you vote for a party with Trump-like policies? The results showed strong national support: Trumpet of Patriots chairman and spokesperson Clive Palmer said the poll results demonstrated that Australians were looking for a strong, common-sense approach to reinvigorate the nation. “Australia needs decisive leadership and policies that put the country first,” Mr. Palmer said. “Trump-like policies are essential to securing Australia’s future, and that is exactly what the Trumpet of Patriots will deliver.” Please CLICK HERE to download the poll in full. Ends.
Telereach poll shows Trumpet of Patriots key to future government
Media release Chairman and spokesperson for Trumpet of Patriots, Clive Palmer, has called for a strong, common-sense approach to reinvigorate Australia, stating that Trump-like policies were needed to secure the nation’s future. “Peter Dutton has stated that he’s no Donald Trump, and we agree with him,” Mr Palmer said. “Meanwhile, Anthony Albanese has presided over a declining standard of living for our country in each and every year he has served as Prime Minister.” Mr Palmer said opinion polls confirmed that Australians wanted leadership that prioritised national prosperity, economic growth, and respect for all citizens. “We don’t need to be welcomed to our own country. We need to respect all Australians,’’ he said. “We don’t need to be individually acknowledged by people we don’t know and have never met. “What we need is respect for all those who have contributed to making Australia the great nation it is today—people from every nation in the world.” Mr Palmer reaffirmed that all Australians are equal under the Southern Cross and called for a revitalised political debate focused on meaningful policy discussions. “We need to reinvigorate the political debate. We want to discuss policies because that is how we will get the best outcomes for this country. I am an Australian, and I believe in this country.” Mr Palmer urged Australians to support Trumpet of Patriots in its mission to drive real political change and secure a stronger future for the nation.
Australia needs Trump policies to restore prosperity
Media release The Trumpet of Patriots has condemned the Albanese Government’s handling of citizenship ceremonies, accusing it of using them as campaign events to boost Labor’s electoral chances. The controversy comes amid criticism that Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has orchestrated a sudden wave of mass citizenship ceremonies, with 12,000 new Australians granted citizenship in the past two weeks—just as an election is expected to be called. Concerns have also been raised over allegations that only Labor MPs were invited to officiate at the events. Trumpet of Patriots chairman Clive Palmer said the move was a disgrace and should be investigated by the courts. “Albo is running scared and already trying to rig the election,” Mr Palmer said. “In Australia, for too long our people have suffered from a duopoly of power. “Trumpet of Patriots will bring transparency, common sense policies, and real change to our system,’’ Mr Palmer said.
Palmer slams Labor over citizenship ceremony ‘abuse’
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Media release Clive Palmer today accused One Nation leader Pauline Hanson of selling out for failing to vote against the Criminal Code Amendment (Hate Crimes) Bill 2025. “On one hand she talks about standing up for freedom of speech, on the other hand Senator Hanson and fellow Queensland One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts show a complete turnaround by abstaining to vote on this bill,” Mr Palmer said. “It is a shame that in the twilight of her political career, Pauline Hanson has sold out,” he said. Mr Palmer said courage was a rare thing in politics, and that One Nation supporters had every reason to feel betrayed. “Pauline Hanson and One Nation have demonstrated that words are cheap at a time when action is what is needed in Australia right now.” Mr Palmer said the United Australia Party had a clear track record of action, highlighted by its leadership on COVID vaccinations and protecting human rights. Mr Palmer set a worldwide precedent after funding a successful challenge to Queensland’s vaccination mandates imposed on police and ambulance workers. The state’s Supreme Court found the workers were unlawfully directed to receive vaccines or face termination of employment. The Queensland Supreme Court’s ruled that COVID-19 mandates breached the human rights laws of frontline workers. “The United Australia Party will field strong Senate candidates in the upcoming Federal Election. Our party is dedicated to protecting free speech,” he said. “I am inviting all One Nation members who rightly feel betrayed by their leader, to join the United Australia Party. Together, through action, we can make a difference,” Mr Palmer said.
Betrayed Hanson voters urged to join United Australia Party
Media release Shamefully, only six senators voted against the so-called ‘hate speech bill’ last week, a bill that we and many others believe to be a direct attack on free speech. Globalist governments around the world have implemented similar laws designed to stifle your right to question what are usually damaging government policies. As usual, it’s a control measure wrapped up as harm prevention. In other words, a wolf in sheep’s clothing. We’ve attached three documents on the bill for your information. CLICK HERE to download or view the new Act CLICK HERE to download or view the scrutiny committee report pointing out it’s faults and the attorney general’s response. CLICK HERE to download or view the bills digest – essentially a summary of the bill and intent. Ends.
Details of the hate speech bill
Media release Mineralogy Chairman, Clive Palmer, today presented Foodbank with a donation of $5 million to feed hungry Australians. “We live in uncertain times and many Australian families are under increasing pressure to provide for their children. Many are caught between the need for shelter, health and food,” Mr Palmer said. “Increased cost of living and increased interest rates mean that even with both parents working, there is just not enough to save the family home and provide for the family’s needs. “The result is often that house payments and children get priority and there is simply not enough income to provide three meals a day for all the family. “Social security does help, but for some, their combined income rules them out of receiving assistance. But these are our brothers and sisters, our mothers and fathers. And in this country, they, and their families, need food security,” he said. Mr Palmer said over three million Australian households could not provide enough food for their families. “We don’t want Australians to go to bed hungry every night,” he said. “Foodbank is at the front line. It plays an important role in combatting hunger and it needs an additional $200 million. “My company Mineralogy is today donating $5 million to Foodbank who can use that money to provide millions of meals to hungry Australians. “I admire Foodbank’s Chairman Duncan Makeig and everything their team is doing throughout Australia to feed the hungry. “I call upon my fellow rich listers, corporate Australia and the boards of Australia’s leading companies to support Foodbank as they seek the $200 million needed to feed hungry Australians. “I hope Peter Dutton, if elected Prime Minister, will address the serious cost of living crisis Australia is facing and provide Foodbank with the support they require.” Mr Palmer said all Australians must agree that everyone should have the right to food. “Nobody can deny that over the last three years the standard of living has dropped for Australian families. “Australia needs to do more than it is doing now to feed those who are facing the consequences of increased cost of living. “We cannot forget to love, appreciate and provide support to those, young and old, who are doing it tough,” Mr Palmer said. Foodbank Australia Board Chair, Duncan Makeig, emphasised the importance of collective action, with the Foodbank Hunger Report 2024 showing more than 3.4 million Australian households experienced food insecurity in the last year, reducing the quality or variety of their food or sometimes going entire days without eating. “With the impacts of the cost-of-living crisis still being felt at kitchen tables right across the country, we welcome Mineralogy’s generous donation and thank Mr Palmer for shining a spotlight on the urgency of the challenge we face with demand for food relief outstripping supply,” Mr Makeig said. “With more and more food needed every day, we need a meaningful, bi-partisan government response and enhanced support from corporate Australia through their own donations to Foodbank as we collectively strive to address what has become a major issue in Australia,” he said. You can listen to Clive Palmer at the press conference by CLICKING HERE
Palmer gives $5 million to feed hungry Australians
Media release Amid the pre-emptive pardon bestowed on Anthony Fauci by Joe Biden, new US President Donald Trump has indicated he is about to embark on a declassification rampage. Author, journalist and podcaster Matt Taibbi sits down with Tucker Carlson to discuss Fauci, the extraordinary decision to issue the pardon that no innocent man would need, the secret information Trump is about to release and what he should declassify next. CLICK HERE to watch.
Matt Taibbi: All the top-secret information Trump is releasing & what he should declassify next
