Government paralysis
It is becoming increasingly apparent that the bullet we thought we dodged in August last year is actually lodged in the spine of the government. […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
Only the rich and privileged deserve empathy
It almost feels like there is a deliberate strategy to firmly let the hoi polloi know that the privileged run to a different set of […]
Fixing our democracy
One thing most people would agree on is that they don’t trust politicians – and with good reason. A summary of ‘Truth in Political Advertising […]
How good is this crap we are dishing up
Scott Morrison has instructed Coalition MPs that they are not to talk about anything that they did not take to the election. No-one is to […]
Yes, Barnaby, you were wrong
Barnaby Joyce seems to be trying very hard lately to find someone to be popular with. First, he tried for the climate change deniers by […]
The failure of the small government approach
Over the last several decades, the scope and influence of government has dwindled. Assets have been sold, businesses privatised, services outsourced, public servants retrenched, funding […]
Jim Molan says he deserves to be gifted a Senate spot – again
Appearing on Q&A, retired general and former senator Jim Molan told us that he deserves to be gifted the upcoming senate vacancy which will be […]
Christians don’t want to protect their rights – they want to take yours
Many of the same people that are calling for religious freedom protection are also resisting constitutional recognition of our First Nations People. They say we […]
Scott Morrison’s leadership is a mirage
If Scott Morrison was leading the Coalition, he would have announced that a referendum on constitutional recognition will be held during this term. He seems […]
The batshit crazy ramblings of Barnaby Joyce
Two days ago, the drunken adulterer who used to occasionally fill the role of leader of our country posted this on Facebook: Warning: The following […]
Australian Values are for migrants, not governments
Last year, Peter Dutton was making a lot of noise about “Australian values” as part of a push by him to make it harder for […]
The first step towards fixing a problem is to admit you have one
The first step towards fixing a problem is to admit you have one. If you have an addiction to drugs, alcohol, smoking or gambling, you […]
The power of religion vs the power of unions
Two pieces of legislation will come before the parliament in the near future. One is an industrial relations bill to expand the powers of Government […]
Ah Bridget, too far?
It was June 2012 and an inebriated Barnaby Joyce had risen in the Senate to speak about the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards Amendment Bill […]
The RBA must be tearing their hair out
The Governor of the RBA gave a speech on Tuesday where he basically pleaded with the government for some help. “… we should not rely […]