It isn’t Malcolm’s fault the Coalition is imploding
As the Coalition thrash around looking for someone else to blame for their woes, they seem to have entirely missed the point. The reason they […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
We might have a small surplus soon – so what?
As the grinning Josh and Scoff strode into the courtyard to tell the assembled media throng that we will probably have a surplus in a […]
The three-ring Cirque du Scomo
Sometimes, interesting things go on in the background to the main ring event at Cirque du Scomo. The Herald Sun reported on the Senate committee […]
Libs out of touch – Victoria says a resounding NO to hatred and division
Early counting in Victoria shows a landslide to Labor in a total repudiation of Matthew Guy’s law and order platform which always felt uncomfortably like […]
When it comes to energy policy, you can always rely on the Coalition for a slogan
Labor’s proposal to subsidise solar battery storage has been met with derision by the Minister for Bringing Down Energy Prices, Angus Taylor, who was quick […]
How do you argue with that?
In order to progress sensible policy direction in this country, it is necessary to listen to different ideas, consider other people’s opinions, look at the […]
How a climate change denier works
When Malcolm Turnbull told his audience at the bar association dinner that “the Liberal Party and the Coalition is not capable of dealing with climate […]
Reasons not to
Oh for a government who didn’t spend all their time finding reasons not to: Bring sick children on Nauru to Australia to get medical help […]
According to the WEF, the planet is ‘on the brink’
The Global Risks Report 2018 produced by the World Economic Forum lays out very clearly why this ridiculous debate about emissions reduction must stop. If […]
How about we reduce cost of living pressure by increasing wages
The majority of Australians cite cost of living as one of the priorities that they want the government to address. In typical one-dimensional ideological thinking, […]
The truth about power prices and generation – big sticks don’t work but renewables do
A few days before he was rolled from the top job, Malcolm Turnbull said “We will not hesitate to use a big stick, as we […]
The hysterical fringes have stopped sensible debate
So many important discussions this nation must have are being hijacked by sensationalist scaremongering and the caterwauling from the extreme right. In true Trump fashion, […]
It isn’t business that lacks leadership, Jason
You may not know Liberal MP Jason Falinski – he’s the guy that ousted Bronwyn Bishop for preselection in Mackellar and went on to win […]
Scott Morrison’s appalling judgement continues
Since seizing the reins a little over two months ago, Scott Morrison has demonstrated the most appalling judgement on pretty much everything. Businesses are loudly […]
How Craig Kelly cons the punters
Member for Hughes and chairman of the Coalition backbench environment and energy committee, Craig Kelly, seems to split his time between appearing on Sky After […]