Voting Record — Senator Malcolm Roberts
A list of all votes in parliament that Senator Malcolm Roberts could have attended.
theyvoteforyou.org.auHere’s the latest I can provide based on publicly available sources I’ve seen recently.
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Overall: Senator Malcolm Roberts (One Nation, Australia) has been active in media appearances and parliamentary commentary around 2024–2026, focusing on issues like government policy, COVID-19 measures, and free speech. He has continued to advocate for policy positions aligned with One Nation’s platform, including scrutiny of government overreach and calls for greater sovereignty considerations.[2][3][5]
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Notable recent items:
- In early 2026, Roberts/One Nation have continued to push for inquiries and oversight into government actions, including proposals for commissions of inquiry and opposition to certain omnibus bills perceived as tightening controls. This aligns with his long-running stance on accountability and civil liberties.[3][5]
- He maintains a strong public profile through party channels and media appearances (including weekly wrap-up formats and interviews) to advocate for his policy priorities and critique government policy across issues like safety, freedom of speech, and national sovereignty.[1][6]
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How to verify the most current updates:
- Check Senator Roberts’ official One Nation page and his social feeds for statements and press releases.[5]
- Look for recent parliamentary records or press coverage from Australian outlets for voting positions and speeches. The Parliament site and major Australian news outlets are good starting points.[8][9]
Illustration: If you want a quick snapshot, you could imagine his activity as a regular drumbeat of policy critiques and legislative proposals aimed at increasing government oversight and protecting civil liberties, punctuated by media appearances and parliamentary questions.
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