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Articles by Kaye Lee

About Kaye Lee
Kaye describes herself as a middle-aged woman in jammies. She knew Tony Abbott when they both attended Sydney University where she studied for a Bachelor of Science. After 20 years teaching mathematics, with the introduction of the GST in 2000, she became a ‘feral accountant’ for the small business that she and her husband own. Kaye uses her research skills “to pass on information, to join the dots, to remember what has been said and done and to remind others, and to do the maths.”

Come on, Bridget – it’s a bit late for outrage

August 20, 2022 Kaye Lee 17

Nationals leader in the Senate, Bridget McKenzie seemed outraged that Scott Morrison had breached the coalition agreement by usurping the authority of Nationals resources minister […]

Five Labor failures, or one silly meme?

August 19, 2022 Kaye Lee 17

Despite Labor having only been in government for less than three months, the Liberal Party have already come up with a new meme titled 5 […]

Best man for the job or someone needing an escape route?

June 25, 2022 Kaye Lee 29

Far be it from me to suggest a politician has ever done anything wrong – mainly because they make sure everything they do is considered […]

Governments are the cause of many of our problems – they could also easily solve them

June 23, 2022 Kaye Lee 21

The central purpose of government in a democracy is to be the role model for, and protector of, equality and freedom and our associated human […]

Builders or wreckers – the contrast is stark

June 19, 2022 Kaye Lee 17

The Coalition came to power in 2013 with the promise to wreck things and they didn’t disappoint. Labor had introduced a price on carbon that […]

We tried letting Sky News run the country and look where it got us

June 17, 2022 Kaye Lee 23

Whilst there are many factors contributing to our current energy woes, there is general agreement that “the simplistic, ideological nonsense that has substituted for policy […]

Three things Labor should reconsider

June 15, 2022 Kaye Lee 18

Governments, despite what they may have said in the past, have to be flexible enough to respond to changing circumstances. There are three things that […]

Why branch stacking is a really bad idea

June 11, 2022 Kaye Lee 8

There are a few reasons why parties might engage in branch stacking. One could be genuine grassroots support for a worthy local candidate who has […]

As the world turned to shit, the Coalition turned to religion

June 8, 2022 Kaye Lee 26

With all that’s going on in the world – a pointless war, a global pandemic, rampant global heating leading to increasingly severe and compounding natural […]

Barnaby sounds worried

June 7, 2022 Kaye Lee 18

Barnaby Joyce definitely doesn’t want a federal ICAC – a view he tried to justify in a rather extraordinary article in the SMH today in […]

It is hard to fathom what a hateful place Australia has become

June 5, 2022 Kaye Lee 33

The last decade changed Australia. We became a country who held asylum seekers hostage in concentration camps where they were regularly abused and offered no […]

Meet Sky After Dark’s Voice to Parliament

June 2, 2022 Kaye Lee 35

Newly elected senator for the NT, Jacinta Price, told Sky’s Paul Murray that she is “feeling really strong” and ready to “get out there and […]

Australia must get real about reducing emissions

May 29, 2022 Kaye Lee 11

From the get-go, Australia has used every trick in the book to avoid any meaningful contribution to the global effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. […]

The day Australia “woke” up

May 27, 2022 Kaye Lee 14

For the last few years, a strange phenomenon has pervaded political discussion in Australia, mainly led by middle-aged, often religious, white men. The term “woke” […]

Dutton is not what this country needs, even in Opposition

May 25, 2022 Kaye Lee 43

If Peter Dutton is the best the Liberals can offer as an alternative Prime Minister, then they are destined to become irrelevant in modern day […]

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