Something stinks in Australia!
By Ross Hamilton The Hon. Bronwyn Bishop, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Australian Parliament has previously made it abundantly clear that she […]
By Ross Hamilton The Hon. Bronwyn Bishop, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Australian Parliament has previously made it abundantly clear that she […]
At the time of being elected, the government proclaimed that there was a debt and deficit emergency. They needed to clean up Labor’s mess, they […]
If you want to starve a region of jobs. If you want to punish the unemployed unnecessarily. – Just vote for a Liberal National Government! A look at the decline of job vacancies under the LNP Government in one region in QLD
As many have observed, politics has overtaken policy in this country, and the Abbott version of the game has taken us to the gutter. When […]
If a fifth-grader can see it, shouldn’t we be paying attention? Earlier this week, a ten year old boy who had been watching WW2 movies, […]
Tonight in front of a capacity crowd at Trades Hall in Sydney, Bill Shorten MP laid out Labor’s plans for a highly skilled, smarter future […]
By Peter Martin Just like the US dollar, the euro is a single currency which is shared by 19 countries of the European Union. That’s […]
Just in case anyone hasn’t noticed, our economy, the former darling of the OECD, is fast becoming a basket case. We are now far from […]
The Greek financial crisis has left the country friendless and defenceless, writes David Giles. Watching the news on the mainstream media, the coverage of the […]
“Heads should roll“ declared Abbott a few weeks back, after the ABC dared to do what every other TV channel was doing by replaying Zaky […]
I generally don’t republish something from our archives but with this piece I come across yesterday – Some reasons why the Libs don’t want you […]
It’s time for the political class in Australia to admit that they’re well and truly addicted to the Labor Party. I’m not just talking about […]
Tony Abbott, when asked if his Royal Commissions were political stitch-ups, said that the RC into the Home Insulation Programme was put in place because […]
Saturday 4 July 1 Andrew Robb in response to a question about the Coalition’s attitude to the co-sponsored Private Members Bill on same sex marriage […]
By Gail Tverberg Australia’s economy would be in a lot better shape if commodity prices were higher. Its mineral exports would rise, as would its […]
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