Back to climate change is crap
In case you were wondering, Australia still loves coal. Or so it would appear from an astonishing outburst from Senator Ian Macdonald yesterday. “The children […]
Tony Abbott
How do I feel?
By Bob Rafto I know it wasn’t wishful thinking but I’m sure Malcolm said in an interview that his party lied before the last election […]
Abbott’s gone, so where to now?
For many of us the demise of Tony Abbott has seen our wish fulfilled. And it comes with an enormous amount of relief and satisfaction. […]
I feel good
The removal of Tony Abbott is like the lancing of a boil. We may not have cured the infection but the relief is immense. Whilst […]
Scratching beneath the surface of the Canning campaign
There’s no doubt Andrew Hastie is an Abbott kinda guy – a military man, the son of a preacher, who helped advise about Operation Repel […]
If I lived in Canning
By Vanessa Kairies Western Australia is a beautiful state. I have been to little pockets and it is on my bucket list to explore in […]
The visionary vs the wrecker
Proactive is not a word that can be used to describe Tony Abbott – regressive would be a far more appropriate term. A comparison to […]
Minister for Women, you are CRAP at your job
In what other portfolio would a minister who remains consistently silent about his responsibilities to the huge demographic covered by that portfolio, even in the […]
Say no to abuse
Why do people stay in abusive relationships? What are the warning signals that it is time to walk away? How many chances do you give […]
More Than a Market Correction: China in Transition
Denis Bright invites responses about the long-term significance of the structural changes in China’s economy and its global financial outreach. Future implementation of such changes […]
The sooner Tony Abbott goes the better
Abbott’s decision to simply change the mix of asylum seekers we take rather than increase the overall total again places him on the wrong side […]
Politicians want unions to be accountable?
Dyson Heydon and Tony Abbott want union officials to be held as accountable as company directors. Personally I would like company directors also held to […]
Two things I have trouble with involving the Abbott Government … all right, three!
OK, I know it’s obvious, but I want to know why Justice Heydon can say that there was absolutely no reason for him to disqualify […]
Transfield shares go up and so does the debt
LABOR CRASHES THROUGH PREVIOUS DEBT LIMIT TOPPING QUARTER OF A TRILLION DOLLARS October 12, 2012 Joint Media Statement: Andrew Robb and Joe Hockey The Gillard […]
Corruption, kickbacks and slush funds – see ICAC
It’s not hard to work out Tony’s game plan for the next election. He is going to run hard on union corruption and their connection […]