Politics

In the ocean of Brexit analysis, here is my drop. I am going to oversimplify and stereotype and generalise all at once by saying the […]

Dear ABC I would like to make a complaint about numerous journalists over the past two days using the phrase ‘Mediscare campaign’. As a supporter […]

The Coalition has a plan. Cut taxes. And then what? That will attract investment which will create jobs and growth. Investment in what? Oh all […]

You people just don’t understand how hard it is to be a conservative Christian. According to Scott Morrison, he has been exposed to hatred and […]

By 2353NM   To paraphrase, hell hath no fury like a politician scorned. Dennis Jensen, MP for the seat of Tangney, was not preselected by the […]

When Tony Abbott launched his campaign in 2013, he told us “you can’t trust what Labor tells you.” He said Kevin Rudd was “running the […]

The following is an excerpt from a report on privatisation commissioned by The Unitarian Church of East Melbourne prepared and written by Henrike Brussaard and […]

By Ad astra Good Daleks are hard to find. They’re expensive. But for the Treasury and the Department of Finance, no cost is too high. […]

In the lead-up to the 2004 election, Health Minister Tony Abbott promised there would be no changes to the Medicare safety net. TICKY FULLERTON: Will […]

Now, I don’t want to boast… Well, actually I do, but I’ve got very little to boast about and if I start boasting without actually […]

By Denis Bright With 28 per cent of the electorate now supporting minor parties, Bill Shorten’s inspirational campaign launch offers a positive adrenalin shock to […]

If you can believe the current polling, it tells us that most people rate the economy as one of the top three issues in this […]