What Ashby and Dickson want us to believe
Firstly, we are supposed to believe that the Qatari government have launched a three-year sting operation employing spies to influence the elections in Australia and, […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
It’s everyone else’s fault says Barnaby
In yet another gobsmacking display of cognitive dissonance and implausible deniability, Barnaby Joyce has urged the Federal Government to “wake up” after the New South […]
Let’s talk about jobs and how the baby boomers could help
A few days ago, the monthly Labour Force survey for February was released and the news raised some concerns. Over the month, the number of […]
Dogwhistling? Me? Never!
Press release from Scott Morrison Monday 27th February 2012 “Typhoid cases on latest boats highlight the risk of Labor’s border failures” The confirmation of two […]
Collective culpability
A very thin-skinned and defensive Scott Morrison tried to convince us on Thursday night that he has a wonderful record of supporting the Muslim community […]
Greg Hunt’s assurances mean fuck all
Perhaps in preparation for threatened defamation action against Waleed Aly for reminding us of the reports of Scott Morrison suggesting the Liberal Party should capitalise […]
We need to talk about Australian Conservatives
In 2017, the day after the London Bridge terrorist attack, Cory Bernardi’s newly formed party, Australian Conservatives, emailed his supporters with a survey titled We […]
What Liberals really think
When politicians make their first speech, we hear about their history and their aspirations. When they leave parliament, we hear the truth. Former leader John […]
We have a chance to turn the pages over
Around the world, schoolchildren have taken up the mantle of demanding action on issues that are important to them in creating the society in which […]
If Australia is to move forward, we must dump the Howard legacy
The fact that the Liberal Party consider John Howard some sort of elder statesman with great knowledge to impart, the fact that they wheel him […]
Politicians are making themselves irrelevant
The more politicians lie to us, the more they think advertising replaces substantive debate, the more they rely on talking points rather than considered informed […]
When the wealth of the few is more important than the well-being of the many
According to Scott Morrison, he is being “honest” with the Australian people when he warns that Labor will decimate the economy with $200 billion worth […]
They lie to each other so why on earth would we trust them to tell us the truth?
The thing that struck me most about Julie Bishop’s latest homage to herself was the revelation that 17 of her colleagues lied to her. No-one […]
This government makes no sense
It doesn’t really matter what policy area you look at, there is no coherent plan as ProMo bounces around like a demented Santa offering sweeteners […]
Nothing underlines white privilege more than the government’s reaction to child sex abuse
Nothing underlines white privilege more than the government’s reaction to child sex abuse. When allegations of paedophilia rings and child sex abuse in Aboriginal communities […]