Shorten’s New Class War!
Yep, I was mightily confused when I saw the headline today: “SHORTEN’S NEW CLASS WAR!” it blared. And I really wished that the sub-editor was […]
Scott Morrison
Jobs And Grr… Sorry, I meant to say Jobs and Gr…
Sorry, that was meant to be “growth” in the title but for some reason “growth” just stopped, and I think we all know the reason […]
The profound nastiness of the Turnbull government
It was inevitable that any opposition by the ALP or Greens to Abbott’s reeking legacy, the proposed plebiscite on marriage equality, would provide the Turnbull […]
Dutton’s message: torture works
Yesterday I had a Twitter conversation about Kathryn Bigelow’s movie, Zero Dark Thirty, which was shown on SBS last night. Many angry critics have described the […]
Labor’s Scurrilous Lie On Medicare!
Ok, we all know that if Labor is elected that our borders will be weaker, the deficit will blow out, the tax cuts for companies […]
Day to Day Politics: When action is needed we get waffle
Thursday 18 February 2016 1 Gunna Morrison was at the Press Club yesterday spruicking about what the Government is gunna do with the economy. It […]
Day to Day Politics: Just Talking Heads
The Coalition regrets having to announce that good government has been further delayed. At least until after the next election. Circumstances beyond my control. I […]
Dutton has lost control
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has well and truly lost control of his portfolio. The past year alone provides a rich field of examples of Dutton’s […]
Don’t open the champagne just yet
Today saw the release of what, at first glance, seem promising improvements in employment in Australia. The headlines are saying that unemployment has dropped from […]
Confusion in the Turnbull Government
Much about the Turnbull Government confuses me. Either I don’t know what they’re talking about, or they themselves have no idea what they’re talking about. […]
Morrison’s Approaching Waterloo
It may be early days but Joe Hockey’s second and final attempt to bring down a credible budget appears to be unravelling already. Even on […]
Malcolm and Scott’s great big new tax on everything
According to the Liberal Party newsletter, aka the Telegraph, the party who never raises taxes, the party who screamed blue murder about the carbon and […]
Reward for achievement?
When Peter Dutton, at age 30, was elected to Federal Parliament in 2001, he said “it brought to a climax a lifetime of hard work […]
Morrison’s Dilemma
Within a comparatively short space of time, we are starting to see our new Treasurer’s ‘modus operandi’ toward economic reform. Scott Morrison’s recent claim that […]
Has anything changed? Not judging by the comments
While many Australians, and no doubt the rest of the world, are still breathing a collective sigh of relief at the deposal of Tony Abbott, […]