Reel by Senator Malcolm Roberts

Senator Malcolm Roberts@senatormalcolmroberts
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The Albanese government removed helium from Australia's Critical Minerals List in December 2023, allowing the country's only helium plant in Darwin to close. Australia now relies entirely on imports from Qatar, the US, Algeria, and Russia —nations tied to current global conflicts. Helium is irreplaceable and vital for critical domestic sectors, including healthcare (MRI machine cooling), technology (semiconductors, electronics, and quantum computing), data centres, and defense. This government is mismanaging the economy and harming key industries.

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@kendell7914 Albanese is a disgusting, disgraceful human being. Fire the liar!

@canuckjls I love your work and questioning Malcolm

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@nathan_j_dunn Goverment control is killing off hopes,dreams and furture..sad days..

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@philosophersterrace Helium is of dire necessity for high end electronics manufacturing. Shutting down helium production should be considered treason. Classic uniparty move.

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@fellows6640 We have just given Ukraine money we don't have, told Russia we are against them. But we still need to import from them and trade to them.

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@jane.and.callie Why did the government do this? It seems a bit short sighted. Not to mention the fact that we are probably paying more for the overseas product.

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