18 July 2026

Malcolm Roberts just nailed it with a bottle of Bundaberg rum! A litre now costs you over $60 - but $38 (63%) goes straight to the taxman in Canberra. For every drink you get, they take two. You’re paying for a full bottle but only getting a third of the spirits. Australia Show more 0:53 2 MB Load video

— Ryan Dally (@Ryandally08) July 18, 2026

Australia has its own Muslim Rape Gang Problem. It has been going on for decades & this is only the tip of the iceberg. These are racially targeted violent hate crimes against WHITE girls & women because they are WHITE. But White people are not protected under our ‘racial Show more 1:50 4 MB Load video

— Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 (@TruthFairy131) July 18, 2026

Superannuation is a scheme designed by rich people to take money from poor people to be used for rich people's agendas. It really is that simple. It's estimated that $40 billion a year is spent on the cost of superannuation and over a trillion dollars is invested offshore. Show more Load image

— Gerard Rennick (@RennickGBR) July 18, 2026

Anthony Albanese is now wanting Australia's *+$4.5T superannuation pool to become a national asset Gary Shannon In other words, making this mammoth amount of money available to the Government for investment into Labor’s green energy dream, housing, infrastructure and Show more Load image

— Rosita Díaz (@RositaDaz48) July 18, 2026

When I say Australia was paradise on earth in the 60s, I really mean that. At what point did somebody decide that what this place really needed was 4 million Indians? 0:50 2 MB Load video

— Jake Rattlesnake (@jakerattlesnk) July 17, 2026

Mr. President @realDonaldTrump — Last night, you released documents proving the CCP stole 220 million American voter files — and that our own intelligence agencies covered it up. There's one more file that belongs in that release: Konnech. Eugene Yu — a Chinese-born man who Show more Load image 15 KB Load image 19 KB Load image Load image 5 KB Kash Patel and 7 others

— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) July 17, 2026

The World’s Most Livable Cities in 2026 1. Copenhagen, Denmark 2. Vienna, Austria 3. Melbourne, Australia 4. Sydney, Australia 5. Zurich, Switzerland 6. Geneva, Switzerland 7. Osaka, Japan 8. Adelaide, Australia 9. Vancouver, Canada 10. Tokyo, Japan Show more

— World of Statistics (@stats_feed) July 17, 2026