The hounds are off the leash and it is your fault, Scott
In 2011, when Scott Morrison urged the shadow cabinet to capitalise on the electorate’s growing concerns about “Muslim immigration”, “Muslims in Australia” and the “inability” […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
Are we there yet?
When Scott Morrison took over as Treasurer, he took waffle to a whole new level. “It’s like going off on that summer holiday,” he told […]
Labor begins the New Year with the same old excuses
When the Gillard government proposed removing John Howard’s grandfathering of the Parenting Payment, moving parents onto Newstart when their youngest child turned six if they […]
Grab some popcorn – things are about to get interesting
2019 is almost upon us and Scott Morrison must be sweating bullets. Not only will he have to hit the road running to contest an […]
A message to Australia’s children – might Matt Canavan be lying?
When thousands of school children took to the streets to protest against the Adani coal mine and the government’s inaction on climate change, they were […]
What the world needs now …
For all its bumps and twists, despite always facing new challenges, the world and its travellers are a wondrous thing. A Merry Christmas and thank […]
The Reformation of the Broad Church
The Protestant Reformation was the 16th-century religious, political, intellectual and cultural upheaval that splintered Catholic Europe, setting in place the structures and beliefs that would […]
The legacy of the ATM government – we now know what misandrist means
As the Coalition government draws inexorably closer to an election wipeout, what do we remember from their time in government? What have they achieved? They […]
Will the curse of the despatch box strike again?
As the Prime Minister of the day strides to the despatch box in Question Time, the cameras focus on the back benchers sitting directly behind […]
Oh what a difference a new job makes
On Thursday, the Government announced a review into the “integration, employment and settlement outcomes for refugees and humanitarian entrants”. The Prime Minister said: “We want […]
Nice try guys but I don’t think anyone’s buying it
Scott Morrison and Christian Porter gave a press conference today to announce their response to the Ruddock review into religious freedom and the formation of […]
Why should our politicians be the only people who are unaccountable?
Over the last couple of decades, organisations throughout society, whether they be charities, not-for-profits, unions, or corporate boards, have seen increasing requirements for more transparency […]
The people are getting uppity and Scott doesn’t like it
When the crossbench moved to end the shameful practice of holding innocent people hostage in the pretence that this is a valid way to keep […]
The government’s message to the people – shaddap you face
ProMo tells us, with an earnest look on his face as he flies around the country visiting Liberal Party donors, that he is “listening, hearing […]
Shit happens, but we can vote them out – a message of support to fellow Australians
For those of us who follow politics closely, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by the despair of watching solutions, or at least progress, ignored […]