‘Absolutely disgraceful’: ‘Gag order’ on residents over renewables slammed

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  • The Australian’s Contributing Economics Editor Judith Sloan has slammed the “absolutely disgraceful” gag order given to residents who agree to have a renewable installation in their area.
    “You have to sign a gag order - so basically, you have to talk favourably about renewable energy and say that you love the turbines,” she told Sky News Australia.
    “But here’s the point that if you violate that gag order, they reserve the right to withdraw the monetary compensation - it is absolutely disgraceful.”

Komentáře • 205

  • @L_MindBody
    @L_MindBody Před 3 dny +127

    I want a sorry day & an apology from the people that Voted for Daniel Andrews & Albo

    • @davefoord1259
      @davefoord1259 Před 3 dny +6

      Me too

    • @ideaphile
      @ideaphile Před 3 dny +3

      Can we administer the rattan before they apologise?? Can we? Pleeeeeeease?

    • @davefoord1259
      @davefoord1259 Před 3 dny +1

      @@ideaphile your comment didnt make sense to me. Autocorrect?

    • @johngeier8692
      @johngeier8692 Před 3 dny

      Mr Morrison signed us up for the economically destructive delusional insanity of Net Zero.
      The feckless ALP then doubled down upon this economic and environmental vandalism.
      They frequently indulge in Jetsetting around the world at taxpayers expense, however they are oblivious to the consequences of the same triple popular delusion based energy policy in Germany.

    • @ideaphile
      @ideaphile Před 3 dny +1

      @@davefoord1259 Sorry - now corrected!

  • @andrew6526
    @andrew6526 Před 3 dny +96

    Should be a Labor sorry day, for all the muppetts that voted for them. 😅

  • @andrew6526
    @andrew6526 Před 3 dny +83

    Where's the EPA on these grubs, oh that's right, Every Project Approved. 🤔

    • @margaretarmstrong2445
      @margaretarmstrong2445 Před 3 dny

      Many thousands of submissions have been put to the EPA against hundreds of renewables projects. There is a great deal of knowledge and expertise amongst those submissions and all of this information is ignored. Of course the issues around wind turbines, solar panels and backup batteries are exactly the same for every project yet we are expected to submit submissions for each and every project. The numerous risks and fact based objections have to be presented over and over and even when the EPA refers some issues back to the developer they take the word of the developer every time. We are so sick of the lies being told.
      We have more than 50 projects in the pipeline for our beautiful region alone. It's hard to get the numbers for the submissions with small populations and we received notification on a recent project that as the number of submissions received totalled 49 it will automatically be approved. It goes before a panel if you can get more than 50 submissions but you only get five minutes to present your case. It is so humiliating trying to present all that you know in just five minutes. It's pretty much a waste of time anyway, their eyes glaze over and they don't seem to be listening.
      There needs to be a Royal Commission into renewable energy. What is happening out here in the regions is devastating.

  • @infinitytoinfinitysquaredb7836

    We need a sorry day for free speech.

  • @granth9352
    @granth9352 Před 3 dny +34

    VOTE ALL LABOR OUT, SIMPLE.

    • @patrickjohnson8741
      @patrickjohnson8741 Před 3 dny +1

      Vote ONE NATION!

    • @elenawalker3746
      @elenawalker3746 Před 2 dny +1

      It was the LNP who under Howard/Anderson in 2002 brought in the Renewable Energy Act.
      This act created a honeypot subsidy environment where those companies’ building turbines are paid between $600K - $900K per turbine per annum to companies wanting to build wind turbines, in just this subsidy alone which taypayers money is sent offshore and funnelled into shelf companies leaving farmers with a massive bill if anything happens to them like catching on fire.
      This subsidy is reaming $40B per year out of the Australian economy and is paid by ALL Australians via our power bills.

  • @Leonardo555ZZZZ
    @Leonardo555ZZZZ Před 3 dny +37

    Turbines and large scale panels should be banned.

  • @vivrowe2763
    @vivrowe2763 Před 3 dny +55

    Yes, some people never leave the suburbs and don't see how bad this really is. Fancy relying on a Government who doesn't care less about you.

    • @richardsaunders3743
      @richardsaunders3743 Před 3 dny +1

      One has thought bubble.
      About Environmentalist Activists renting Air Conditioned Office Space in Metropolitan Business Districts, and taking flight in Luxury Private Aircraft.

  • @christopherharrold3045
    @christopherharrold3045 Před 3 dny +48

    funny thing is the Aboriginals are OK with this mass destruction.

  • @slimlinebond
    @slimlinebond Před 3 dny +67

    When Judith Sloan speaks I listen . Thankyou for a great show Outsiders .

  • @thepappies
    @thepappies Před 3 dny +44

    solar panels last ten years or one day if there is a big hailstorm

    • @Elvin_Prestley
      @Elvin_Prestley Před 3 dny +1

      Warranty on my hardened glass (hail-proof) panels is 25 years. Cost around a dollar per watt, no gov rebates or subsidies or vote buying for houses on wheels.

    • @wishteria234
      @wishteria234 Před 3 dny +2

      @@Elvin_Prestley does not mean they will last 25 years, they are unrecyclable so you are contributing to future pollution.

    • @Elvin_Prestley
      @Elvin_Prestley Před 2 dny

      @@wishteria234 Vote #1 Duttonobyl, eh?

    • @andyman8630
      @andyman8630 Před 2 dny

      solar panels lose 1% efficiency annually, after 20 years they're 20% less productive - so you add an extra few manels and bam! back to normal

  • @TheJeffrie05
    @TheJeffrie05 Před 3 dny +44

    Judith is spot on, we need more of her wisdom on your show.

  • @paulgraham5790
    @paulgraham5790 Před 3 dny +32

    We will all be sorry everyday when we lose everything and own nothing living in a 15 minute city with a social credit and carbon score.
    Free we will be no more.

    • @user-if8ew8nd7k
      @user-if8ew8nd7k Před 3 dny

      Thats when other countries exert themselves over ours and force their cultures on us.

    • @vernonwhite4660
      @vernonwhite4660 Před 3 dny

      Note that a lot of these wind farms are Italian/ French/ Singaporean /Chinese !

    • @andyman8630
      @andyman8630 Před 2 dny

      you think you've ever been free?

    • @paulgraham5790
      @paulgraham5790 Před 2 dny

      @@andyman8630 years ago things were definitely better. No phones, cars didn’t tell you how to drive, one wage could run an entire household with a mortgage.
      Your question is more philosophical than a serious question and I am sure you know what I mean.

    • @andyman8630
      @andyman8630 Před 2 dny

      @@paulgraham5790
      we were still slaves to the system, money and govt decades ago - just wasn't so "in your face"

  • @patrussell8917
    @patrussell8917 Před 3 dny +17

    Personally have never asked any politician to say a SORRY for me on behalf of indigenous people

  • @blackukulele
    @blackukulele Před 3 dny +12

    Go with the cheapest and most reliable, COAL!

  • @clintclintonforshortbonser736

    I know i speak for all cattle, sheep and humans out there that we hate windmills, panels and transmission lines. I can even extend that to all my marine life friends in the sea.

    • @missinterpreted4923
      @missinterpreted4923 Před 3 dny

      Exactly, so-called "renewables' in their current form are not environmentally friendly in the traditional meaning - protect flora and fauna and ecosystems

  • @carbonite1999
    @carbonite1999 Před 3 dny +16

    DO NOT OBEY ,SPEAK YOUR MIND ,dont be told to stay silent ,,and never be sorry for some other buggers history not lived

  • @GregMoylan-pn6sr
    @GregMoylan-pn6sr Před 3 dny +18

    Next step for Dutton is a statement that all govt. funded or guaranteed intermittent energy projects will be stopped in their tracks by Libs. at least until a proper assessment of ALL associated costs is considered.

    • @johngeier8692
      @johngeier8692 Před 3 dny +3

      We simply need to withdraw from the ridiculous Paris agreement and use the most economical energy resources available.

  • @LDU2U
    @LDU2U Před 3 dny +8

    The amount of money shovelled to Ukraine by the Gubberment, we could have built two Nuclear Plants.

  • @MelbourneHandyman
    @MelbourneHandyman Před 3 dny +7

    Thats if we outlive the starvation thats planned for our dismal future.

  • @davidmorrison2739
    @davidmorrison2739 Před 3 dny +12

    I'l be gone to a much better place before the full penalty for he renewal madness becomes apparent, but I really care about those who are following my generation. Gag orders? Disgusting and outrageous, to put it gently.

  • @user-pn9lb8sr2p
    @user-pn9lb8sr2p Před 3 dny +6

    A sorry day from Labor to the Australian people for the Albenese government and the destruction they caused to the economy and Australian values!!😢

  • @aliveRaptor2929
    @aliveRaptor2929 Před 3 dny +6

    I agree but can’t we stop the destruction now 😮

  • @bushranger7646
    @bushranger7646 Před 3 dny +10

    Idot politicians need a gag order

  • @honahwikeepa2115
    @honahwikeepa2115 Před 3 dny +33

    Ugly sight. Poor Birds 🐦🕊️

  • @alanweston4524
    @alanweston4524 Před 2 dny +2

    Judith is correct on all she said. Great informative again Rowan, Rita and James.

  • @user-hy5li2pz7p
    @user-hy5li2pz7p Před 3 dny +6

    Judith Sloan you should be in Politics Nations or Liberals would love to have a sensible person like you, people would listen to you

  • @shanesmith6815
    @shanesmith6815 Před 3 dny +9

    You can't control the narrative if you have people running around telling th truth.

  • @StephenWard-cs4ft
    @StephenWard-cs4ft Před 3 dny +6

    The Albanese government should be made to pay first nations and regional people $1000 for each bird strike, every cancer attributable to the problems caused by destroyed panels and towers. This money should be paid by the elected members who voted for them, both the Labor greens and purple people.

  • @clintonweier3264
    @clintonweier3264 Před 3 dny +13

    Isn’t that blackmail?

    • @longway1
      @longway1 Před 3 dny +2

      No it's bullshit

    • @JPS13Laptop
      @JPS13Laptop Před 2 dny

      @@longway1 It's bullshit because it's blackmail.

  • @Kim-se9yb
    @Kim-se9yb Před 3 dny +6

    Should do an article about selling all our coal and gas overseas.

    • @johngeier8692
      @johngeier8692 Před 3 dny

      Indeed, our energy policy is ludicrous. Out government is misappropriating colossal amounts of taxpayers money and resources into uneconomical and unreliable renewable energy projects whilst simultaneously exporting our coal, gas and uranium to other countries which use them for cheap reliable electricity generation.
      We need to withdraw from the Paris Agreement and use the most economical energy resources available.

  • @briancarr34
    @briancarr34 Před dnem +1

    'SORRY" is a swear word for politicians. It indicates they were wrong. On the other hand 'LIE' is a necessity.

  • @rob6543
    @rob6543 Před 3 dny +7

    I’m 🇦🇺🇦🇺I say sorry to no one,,very easy to fix vote them out ,that easy ,use what we sell coal and gas

  • @Chrisplumbgas
    @Chrisplumbgas Před 3 dny +6

    Make companies give a 100 year no questions asked guarantee on every aspect of the panels or wind turbines or million dollar fines per panel not repaired.

  • @Ricky-vd4oq
    @Ricky-vd4oq Před 3 dny +2

    Unless there is something seriously controversial to hide, there's absolutely no reason to censor decent.

  • @Bruski68.
    @Bruski68. Před 3 dny +2

    Farmers have access to Ammonia Nitrate and diesel fuel, so the problem is the farmers unwillingness to use their resources in the proper manner.

  • @Nocabishanienty75
    @Nocabishanienty75 Před 2 dny +1

    Judith is a keeper 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

  • @tiesword3252
    @tiesword3252 Před dnem +1

    J SLOAN...SPOT ON, LET THE PEOPLE LEARN THE TRUTH.....

  • @musicloverchicago437
    @musicloverchicago437 Před 8 hodinami

    Seeing that huge array of solar panels made me cry a little bit. Horrible.

  • @kymcampbell2734
    @kymcampbell2734 Před 2 dny +1

    I'd like to know exactly what tax payer funded subsidies are going where and exactly what the cost is and for exactly how long he's signed us all up to pay for this roart.

  • @patrickjohnson8741
    @patrickjohnson8741 Před 3 dny +2

    What happened to Freedom of speech????

  • @johnrudzinski3217
    @johnrudzinski3217 Před 2 dny +1

    Almost time to get out of Australia it’s becoming a country of no chance of getting ahead and the leadership is the worst in history. Unless you’re a politician, refugee, criminal, businessman, OF account owner or a so called celebrity on radio or TV the rest of us are screwed.

  • @lukeclifton4392
    @lukeclifton4392 Před 2 dny +1

    We need a “Sorry Day” for all Labor government past and present. Everything from power bills, mining approvals, tax increases, NDIS Funding, AUKUS agreement, immigration, bills against free speech, cover up’s in the senate, ridiculous government pay rises, Labor influence on the ABC/CSIRO/ASIC, the renewable energy scam, KATY GALLAGHER… the list goes on and on.

  • @shaneoneil9433
    @shaneoneil9433 Před 3 dny +2

    From my back door l can count around 100 , short drive across the paddock and its 200. Can only hope the teals view of the harbour never has to change..

  • @user-if8ew8nd7k
    @user-if8ew8nd7k Před 3 dny

    People have a right to talk about what is relevant to them

  • @chriscoghlan692
    @chriscoghlan692 Před 3 dny +1

    You can can't drive very far in Western Victoria without seeing bird mincers aka wind turbines.

  • @wallywombat164
    @wallywombat164 Před 54 minutami

    I'm a whitie Australian, What day do i have to apologize for being alive?

  • @speedymccreedy8785
    @speedymccreedy8785 Před 3 dny +2

    The ALP wouldn't want the truth to come out now would they.
    Albo hush money.

  • @caewalker9276
    @caewalker9276 Před 6 hodinami

    Yes. It should also be a day of no confidence in our government 🤟😎💚🇦🇺

  • @catherinenoorbakhsh
    @catherinenoorbakhsh Před 2 dny

    Will we ever get a politician in this country that cares????????

  • @Ernst12
    @Ernst12 Před 3 dny +1

    I think the issue with Matt is that once again this job is a total waste of taxpayers' money for zero performance that will make zero difference to the outcome of climate change, zero difference to the CO2 level, zero difference to the protection of the environment and most likely taxpayer money totally wasted to make the energy transition worst, to increase debt, and the create a bigger mess that needs to be fixed down the track with more taxpayers' money. No wonder we are going broke.

  • @brianhornsby954
    @brianhornsby954 Před dnem

    The clean up of all the renewables

  • @KT-bb1tb
    @KT-bb1tb Před 3 dny +8

    So None of this Shit is Going On, Sacred Sites ? Funny That !

    • @johngeier8692
      @johngeier8692 Před 3 dny

      The largely useless and exorbitantly expensive rubbish will soon end in landfill and the hapless taxpayers will be left with bad debts that will take generations to pay off.

    • @Martinoconnor-du6lc
      @Martinoconnor-du6lc Před dnem

      or rare birds.

  • @barrysmith8887
    @barrysmith8887 Před 2 dny

    The Directors and CEO and major shareholders of these renewable companies should be made to pay to repair all the land broken through the renewables development.

  • @Dylan-qc2jg
    @Dylan-qc2jg Před 3 dny +2

    what the actual fck, bring on regulations for gag orders they just slapping them on things everyone should know ugh

  • @mitchmccarron8337
    @mitchmccarron8337 Před 8 hodinami

    Native birds and bats love those turbines so much they gather by the thousands at their base to celebrate the final joy of knowing we are saving the planet. Mitch, Australia.

  • @davehad-enough2369
    @davehad-enough2369 Před 3 dny

    Gutless government - the truth can't come out. Expected when you have the world's most gutless PM.

  • @chrisholznagel7428
    @chrisholznagel7428 Před 3 dny +1

    These fools in labor, haven't assessed the reflective heat from the solar panels back to the atmosphere. ❤😂🎉😊

  • @AntonyW12
    @AntonyW12 Před 6 hodinami

    Go Green, go lean.
    Go Woke, go broke.

  • @chrisdickinson7949
    @chrisdickinson7949 Před 3 dny +3

    Nuclear is the obvious solution to our power needs well into the future, but what happened to Hot rock power generation ?

    • @stevehewitt1151
      @stevehewitt1151 Před 3 dny

      It proved to be uneconomical!

    • @chrisdickinson7949
      @chrisdickinson7949 Před 2 dny

      @@stevehewitt1151 I guess so, but not much more uneconomical than short lived wind farms & vast solar farms, Nuclear all the way I say !

    • @stevehewitt1151
      @stevehewitt1151 Před dnem

      @@chrisdickinson7949 I absolutely agree with you - I believe that geothermal does have some future part to play! On the other hand, I believe wind and solar are gigantic white elephants - remove the subsidies and watch it collapse!

  • @normgodfrey3204
    @normgodfrey3204 Před dnem

    Do these sorry days really make any difference or are they just to make a few people feel better .

  • @davefoord1259
    @davefoord1259 Před 3 dny +2

    Why the fukc should the panels be anywhere that there is green grass. Those obviously are areas of high rainfall and thats detrimental for sun shine.
    We got huge areas of low rainfall and most constant sunshine of any areas

  • @kevinbrown2445
    @kevinbrown2445 Před 3 hodinami

    Sorry day for the Australia economy,

  • @_Sammy_J
    @_Sammy_J Před 3 dny +2

    It makes sense for CCP investors to put a gag order on Labor too. Listening to them talk in the house of representatives... They sure sound like they're under a gag order regarding renewable energy.
    They skirt a question, praise renewables, self advertise, & repeat. There's almost no point in having question time because they consistently give the same response. Cheap AI would do a better job.

  • @user-fi1vc2th6b
    @user-fi1vc2th6b Před 6 hodinami

    Good point about redeeming the land when these turbines wear out.The blades are fibre glass and have a short life span then need renewing

  • @AussieDJRemixes
    @AussieDJRemixes Před 3 dny

    I did a paid survey about renewable, it was in three parts. I got through two parts but spoke my mind in answering the questions and said that it will fail and that I hope I'm around when it all fails. They didn't like that and I received a message saying that I had completed they survey and didn't need to continue onto part three, they still paid me but I wasn't saying what they wanted to hear.

  • @davidmackieson4609
    @davidmackieson4609 Před 3 dny +1

    DROVE PAST SOME OF THOSE WINDMILLS WHAT AN EYESORE THEY ARE AN CONSIDERING HOW WINDY IT WAS THEY WERN'T DOING FUCK ALL

  • @tonyscrimshaw869
    @tonyscrimshaw869 Před 2 dny

    Down the American way. We don’t need anymore sorry days. Time to move on and stop the rot. The city people have no idea of our land being destroyed by Labor and the greens

  • @chrisohanlon9784
    @chrisohanlon9784 Před 2 dny

    Does a Turbine even "offset" itself ffs?

  • @markspin4596
    @markspin4596 Před 3 dny +2

    Why?????

  • @Kim-se9yb
    @Kim-se9yb Před 3 dny

    There’s no compulsory acquisition of lands for solar or wind.

  • @edwardwiltz1450
    @edwardwiltz1450 Před 2 dny

    1/2 of them are out of service and the rest are leaking oil or have damage blades and gears.

  • @garrygraham
    @garrygraham Před 2 dny

    If farmers agree to turbines or solar panels on their land, they are more a vandal than an inner-city luvvie who at least doesn't have a clue about what is happening on the land.

  • @gingertom56
    @gingertom56 Před dnem

    Durrr they will reuse to the footing for decades to come.

    • @factnotfiction5915
      @factnotfiction5915 Před 12 hodinami

      They typically don't re-use the piers:
      #1 - the pier is often designed for a particular size, and after taking the trouble to install one turbine, you install the biggest you can, so if the next generation is too big ...
      #2 - after 20-30 years of a long pole swaying back and forth in the wind, the piers themselves are suspect foundations (likely full of cracks, strain, & etc), and after taking the trouble to install a turbine, you want to install with confidence for the next 20-30 years, so you would just create a new pier (and leave the old one where it is).

  • @peterkramer288
    @peterkramer288 Před 3 dny +1

    Circus Aus.

  • @Kwesekara1672
    @Kwesekara1672 Před 3 dny +1

    I’m not even allowed to make a comment about what the damage is. Investor protection maybe?

  • @deethy19
    @deethy19 Před dnem

    An official sorry from government in this respect would require either an absolute conservative majority (in which case there’s indeed very dark days ahead before we reach that), or the political left would be required to display a level of contrition we could only dream of. 🤔

  • @robinmathews2446
    @robinmathews2446 Před 3 dny +1

    I'll be glad to see Australia go nuclear, then Tasmania can have some of it's Hydro power back for our own use, instead sending a lot of it across Bass Straight.. Tasmanian industry once had cheap Hydro power.. Now we have little industry and our power costs more, in order to pay for the Bass link cables?

  • @MarkCorbo-fz4lr
    @MarkCorbo-fz4lr Před 3 dny +5

    Sorry day for the white man for having common sense.

  • @user-yq4sp5ij6u
    @user-yq4sp5ij6u Před 3 dny

    Australia has got so much coal, why doesn't it use that to generate electricity?

    • @johngeier8692
      @johngeier8692 Před 3 dny

      We are currently burdened with a large cohort of weak and corrupt politicians who believe that virtue signalling on the world stage is more important than the national interest.

  • @peterbrown4943
    @peterbrown4943 Před 3 dny

    How in hell does Labor party not know nuclear is excellerating in usage all over the rest of the world.

    • @Martinoconnor-du6lc
      @Martinoconnor-du6lc Před dnem

      they know, they don't have personal investments in it like they do with the windmills and solar.

  • @Ingline-wg9lh
    @Ingline-wg9lh Před 2 dny

    All ways to manufacture electricity have its downside. Top of the list is Hydro. The most destructive method used to produce electricity.

  • @whitehorse1959
    @whitehorse1959 Před 2 dny

    ❤❤❤❤

  • @Links-Plus2
    @Links-Plus2 Před dnem

    Some think they look horrible, some sexy.

  • @peterjames174
    @peterjames174 Před 3 dny +1

    communism.

  • @henryhryckiewicz858

    Where is all the nuclear waste going?

    • @dominictucci6030
      @dominictucci6030 Před 4 hodinami

      In government purchased industrial land as was previously outlined by the Liberals. Where will your beloved solar panels and giant wind turbines destroying farm land be disposed of every 20 years??

  • @jamespark3944
    @jamespark3944 Před 2 dny

    This is new china / communist labour/ greens

  • @mattydeanwtf
    @mattydeanwtf Před 3 dny

    There is huge amounts of copper in these remote solar farms and wind turbines, that’s a lot of money just sitting around lol……… just saying…….

  • @YvonneCrean
    @YvonneCrean Před dnem

    Welcome to Australian communistic party

  • @timifumi46brown91
    @timifumi46brown91 Před 3 dny +1

    surely a farmer owns a little plane that drops fertilizer for crops, maybe change the fertilizer for rocks and crops to solar panels!!

  • @ianwaldron-jo4nq
    @ianwaldron-jo4nq Před 2 dny

    I want an apology from albo and blacks for the voice and land and cash grab they are on

  • @Elvin_Prestley
    @Elvin_Prestley Před 3 dny +2

    "On a beautiful sunset they look gorgeous."
    Article by The Australian @ czcams.com/video/KY9dZRVdzZE/video.html

  • @steveclifford1239
    @steveclifford1239 Před 2 dny

    Follow the money,just watch who gets jobs in this sector when they get voted out.