Mar 04 2025 64 mins 2
Gerard Rennick is the outspoken Queensland Senator and leader of the People First Party.
In this interview, he delves into the flaws of Australia's superannuation system, the government's handling of COVID-19, and the economic consequences that have arisen from these policies.
He discusses the impact of historical economic decisions, the role of immigration in the housing market, and proposes a series of reforms aimed at prioritizing the needs of the people over party politics.
Key proposals include raising the tax-free threshold, reforming childcare support, and making superannuation voluntary with elected boards. He also discusses key economic policies aimed at providing financial relief to families, including tax cuts and the establishment of a public bank. He also outlines a political strategy to implement these policies by gaining a balance of power in the Senate.
The discussion also touches on the challenges posed by bureaucracy, the importance of community engagement, and the need for accountability in health policies, particularly regarding vaccine injuries. Gerard emphasizes the role of parents in addressing health crises and advocates for a more self-reliant society.
