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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.

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Trumpet of Patriots Chairman Clive Palmer has launched an investigation into the tampering of the party’s how-to-vote cards.

“It has become apparent that a number of our how-to-vote cards have been interfered with,’’ Mr Palmer said.

“This incident has not happened in isolation as we have been hacked and had our communications interfered with on previous occasions.

“We will be conducting a full investigation into the matter.” Mr Palmer said the tampered cards would be reprinted to reflect the party’s correct position. “An error does not become a mistake until you refuse to correct it. We will be correcting the tampered how-to-vote cards immediately,’’ Mr Palmer said.

The Trumpet of Patriots will preference Labor and the Liberals last in the 2025 Federal Election to end the two-party duopoly. Mr Palmer said the party would place Labor last in all seats it currently holds, and the same would apply for the Coalition.

“Liberal and Labor are the same, 99% of the time they have the same policies and Australians are fed up,” Mr Palmer said.

“It’s time to kick out the politicians and get Australia moving again. We can make Australia great. Vote 1, Trumpet of Patriots and put the Uni-Party last,’’ he said.

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The Trumpet of Patriots will preference Labor and the Liberals last in the 2025 Federal Election to end the two-party duopoly and make Australia great.

Party Chairman Clive Palmer announced in Canberra today, the Trumpet of Patriots would place Labor last in all seats it currently holds, and the same would apply for the Coalition.

“Liberal and Labor are the same, 99% of the time they have the same policies and Australians are fed up,” Mr Palmer said.

“I’ve seen the quality of the people that operate in the Opposition and in the Government who share picnics together on weekends and other social outings.

“They don’t really dislike each other, it’s a case of you scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours. That’s why we’ve had a Uni-Party for many years and that’s why we are going backwards,” Mr Palmer said.

“We will place Labor and the Liberals last in the seats they hold to shake up the status quo and bring common sense policies to fix this great country.”

“We will cut immigration by 80%. In February alone, an alarming 200,000 visas were approved. Excessive, unmanaged and unplanned immigration is destroying our infrastructure, housing, schools, hospitals and communities.”

To eliminate government debt, the Trumpet of Patriots will place a 15% licence fee on all iron ore exports from Australia.

“It is much better that the Chinese pay off our debt than we do. We have Chinese warships off our coast and Australia wants to fight with our major ally, the US, over tariffs.

“The sad reality in Australia is that no one is better off than they were three years ago, and under Labor or the Liberals it will be even worse.

“The Uni-Party wants to spend $39 billion on renewables, and wants to commit a further $600 billion moving forward, which will only make Australians poorer,” Mr Palmer said.

“It’s time to kick out the politicians and get Australia moving again. We can make Australia great. Vote 1, Trumpet of Patriots and put the Uni-Party last,” he said.

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Trumpet of Patriots has appointed Suellen Wrightson as its leader of the lower house and endorsed candidate for Hunter, taking on Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese to be Australia’s next PM at the upcoming Federal election.

A former elected member of Cessnock City Council, seasoned political campaigner at state and federal level, and respected chronic disease management coordinator, Ms Wrightson brings real world experience to the national stage.

“I am proud to lead the party at this election as we endeavour to bring real change to our system,” Ms Wrightson said.

“The simple reason the cost of living is so high is because Australians are being ripped off by the political system and the lobbyists that support them.”

Ms Wrightson has long spoken out against the duopoly of power between the Labor and Liberal parties, which she says has allowed political elites to prioritise their own interests over those of everyday Australians.

“We can bring down the cost of living by bringing down the cost of energy, and we can solve the housing crisis by building fast trains from our capitals to open up affordable land within a 20-minute commute to the CBD,” she said.

With a bold vision for Australia and a powerful message of reform, Ms Wrightson and Trumpet of Patriots are calling for a government that puts Australians first—not special interests.

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Trumpet of Patriots Chairman Clive Palmer has called for the abolition of net zero and the Paris Agreement which have added to spiralling cost-of-living pressures for Australian families.

“High energy costs and cost of living pressures because of net zero measures are causing harm to many Australian families,’’ Mr Palmer said.

“The mad rush to unreliable renewal energy has seen increases in the cost of living, increases in the cost of power and the destruction of communities across the nation.

“Net zero means zero coal mines, zero money and zero jobs for the resources sector,’’ he said

“Because of increases in the cost of living and three years of declining living standards, there’s now over 3.7 million Australian households that don’t have enough food.

“They can’t afford it because of the cost of living that the Labor Party brought upon them, because of the excess spending and waste of taxpayer funds, because of the uni-party’s lack of leadership and ideas.

“Both the Coalition and Labor are committed to net zero. The Liberal Party and Labor share 99% of the same policies. It’s time for change,

“I call on Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton to abolish net zero and the Paris Agreement in the best interests of Australians.

“It’s now time to throw out our politicians and Vote 1 for the Trumpet of Patriots who will rip up the Paris Agreement and eliminate net zero.”

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Clive Palmer, Trumpet of Patriots Chairman and close friend of long-term Trump supporter Tucker Carlson, has called on the Prime Minister to recall US ambassador Kevin Rudd and unreservedly apologise for damaging actions.

“The Prime Minister needs to recall Kevin Rudd immediately and to unreservedly apologise on behalf of Australia for the derogatory remarks they have both made attacking the US President,’’ Mr Palmer said.

“The Prime Minister must also apologise for denying Donald Trump’s son a visa to visit Australia in the past.

“This was a hostile act which has been extremely damaging to Australian/USA relations.

Mr Palmer weighed in on the US tariffs imposed on Australia, saying the “uni-party” of Labor and the Coalition were to blame.

“If we expect Australian beef to be exported to the United States, it is only reasonable that we allow the US to export their beef to Australia.

“The US sanctions show up ‘uni-party’ of Labor and Coalition.

Mr Palmer said if Australia acted quickly, it could reverse the 10 % tariffs.

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Chairman and spokesperson for Trumpet of Patriots, Clive Palmer, has criticised Labor and the Coalition’s weak response to reducing government debt, saying the ‘uni-party’ had no solutions for the most pressing issues facing Australians.

Mr Palmer said Labor rushing through its $5 a week tax cuts and the Liberals’ tax breaks for business lunches showed just how out of touch the major parties were.

“These are not the pressing issues facing Australians. The real issue is the trillion dollars of debt we are saddled with. Labor and the Liberals have no solutions,’’ Mr Palmer said.

To reduce debt, the Trumpet of Patriots will place 15% licence fee on all iron ore exports from Australia.

“Australia is the key player in the world in iron ore. China has become a manufacturing superpower on the back of Australian iron ore and its economy is one of the largest in the world.

“By placing a 15% licence fee on all iron ore exports from Australia we can eliminate the government’s debt and free Australia to be all it can be,’’ Mr Palmer said.

Mr Palmer said Peter Dutton’s plan to allow first home buyers to take $50,000 out of their superannuation was no answer.

Trumpet of Patriots has three policy measures to deliver a lasting solution to the housing crisis: the construction of high-speed rail to open affordable land for housing, allowing Australians to access superannuation for home deposits, and capping interest rates at 3%.

“We can solve the housing crisis by establishing fast train rail tracks extending 120 kilometres from our capital cities, creating a 20-minute commute to the CBD.

“This will not only relieve traffic congestion but also unlock affordable land, making homeownership attainable for more Australians by bringing the cost of housing down by 50%,” Mr Palmer said.

Under the Trumpet of Patriots, Australians will be able to access up to 30% of their superannuation to fund a home deposit.

“This will give millions the opportunity to enter the housing market, reducing rental demand and ultimately driving down homelessness and poverty,” he said.

Mr Palmer said Australia’s balance sheet and financial rating could be leveraged to cap interest rates at 3%, preventing thousands of Australians from losing their homes.

The Trumpet of Patriots have also vowed to make education free for Australians by doubling the fees of the hundreds of thousands of foreign students who attend our universities.

“Australian academics have built our world class education assets which should be for Australians first,’’ he said.

“Where Labor and the Liberals promote trivial issues, the Trumpet of Patriots is for all Australians who have contributed to our great nation.

“It’s time to kick out the politicians and get Australia moving again. We can make Australia great. Vote 1, Trumpet of Patriots.”

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The Trumpet of Patriots has outlined its common-sense plan to tackle Australia’s housing affordability crisis, with Chairman and spokesperson Clive Palmer calling for immediate action to give Australians a fair go.

Mr Palmer said three key policy measures would deliver a lasting solution: the construction of high-speed rail to open affordable land for housing, allowing Australians to access superannuation for home deposits, and capping interest rates at 3%.

“We can solve the housing crisis by establishing fast train rail tracks extending 120 kilometres from our capital cities, creating a 20-minute commute to the CBD.

“This will not only relieve traffic congestion but also unlock affordable land, making homeownership attainable for more Australians,” Mr Palmer said.

He also called for urgent legislative change to allow Australians to access up to 30% of their superannuation to fund a home deposit.

“This will give millions the opportunity to enter the housing market, reducing rental demand and ultimately driving down homelessness and poverty,” he said.

Mr Palmer said Australia’s balance sheet and financial rating could be leveraged to cap interest rates at 3%, preventing thousands of Australians from losing their homes.

“There are now 120,000 Australians homeless due to declining living standards and cost-of-living pressures imposed by the uni-party of Labor and the Coalition,” he said.

“Australia needs common sense solutions, not professional politicians who are out of touch with the struggles of everyday Australians.

“The Trumpet of Patriots is committed to policies that put people first and restore fairness to the housing market,’’ Mr Palmer said.

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Chairman and spokesperson for Trumpet of Patriots, Clive Palmer, said today he was being inundated with messages from Liberals concerned their party was moving more to the left each day.

“It is clear that Liberal voters are concerned about the move towards woke politics, and following Labor’s position,” Mr Palmer said.

“This is not a surprise as the Liberals and Labor are a uni-party – they follow each other on a number of policies and the trend will only continue.

“Labor and the Liberals have the same views on Medicare; and on freezing beer tax while millions of Australians were going hungry.

“They don’t disagree about nuclear energy, although Peter Dutton thinks the government should pay for it. The Trumpet of Patriots firmly believe nuclear energy should be left to private enterprise and market forces,” Mr Palmer said.

The Trumpet of Patriots is in the process of endorsing candidates across Australia and once elected will change the face of Australian politics.

Mr Palmer confirmed Trumpet of Patriots would adopt many of the policies of US President Donald Trump and drain the swamp in Canberra by cutting costs on waste that doesn’t prioritise helping Australian families.

“Australia needs Trump-like policies which only Trumpet of Patriots can deliver,” Mr Palmer said.

ENDS.

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