Articles by Kaye Lee

It’s all over the news.  Morrison is finally thinking about maybe allowing the word emissions to be said. Not that he is going to increase […]

2019 was Australia’s warmest year on record.  It was also our driest year on record. The country is on fire and water is running out. […]

It’s amazing how much money can be found to respond to a disaster when people seem so unwilling to spend anything to avoid one. Remember […]

In 2008, Scott Morrison used his first speech in parliament to tell us how he had been “greatly assisted by the pastoral work of many […]

Scott Morrison is trying desperately hard to find the right language to reassure Australians that he believes climate change is “real” but that he won’t […]

At 10am, Canberra was again the city with the worst air quality in the world. Same as yesterday. Australia recorded its hottest day on record […]

No doubt like many of you, I received a Christmas email and card in the post from my local member, Lucy Wicks.  She chose a […]

Whilst there may be some truth in asserting that “the direct connection to any single fire event” and climate change “is not a credible suggestion”, […]

As Frydenberg and Cormann front the cameras to talk about Labor (will they ever realise they are in their third term in office?), everybody keeps […]

Josh Frydenberg keeps telling us that, now that the budget is back in surplus, he will be able to pay down Labor’s debt. This will […]

Monday’s MYEFO will apparently include yet another downgrade to forecast wage growth. According to the September Wage Price Index, private sector wages rose by 2.2% […]

The role of government should be to identify, prioritise, and deal with the challenges we face. But do you ever hear a government politician even […]

I can’t even sit on my own verandah anymore.  Surrounded by smoke, covered in ash, checking the RFS website regularly, ringing friends and family as […]