You don’t build trust by telling lies
In an address to the National Press Club in November 2015, the ever-cocky Greg Hunt informed us that Australia had already met its 2020 target […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
Passing the buck
On the release of the interim report from the banking Royal Commission, Josh Frydenberg has hit the airwaves to slam ASIC. He must think we […]
Oh what a surprise – the Coalition picks for the ABC board don’t know what they are doing
It was inevitable that there would be problems at the ABC when the Coalition chose to ignore advice from the independent nominations panel about board […]
For a man who says he wants a united Australia, Morrison has a funny way of showing it
In response to calls to change the date of Australia Day, the man who purports to want to bring us all together has suggested we […]
Women have never had it so good according to ProMo
Emulating his hero, Donald Trump, Scott Morrison has taken to Twitter to tell we women we have never had it so good. “Under Labor, the […]
What’s their policy this week?
While Tony Abbott spent his short tenure undoing everything Julia Gillard had achieved, Scott Morrison seems intent on undoing everything his own government has worked […]
The United Nations junket – at your expense
Every year, Australia sends two federal politicians for a three-month secondment to observe and work with the established Australian Mission to the United Nations but, […]
Scott Morrison is completely out of touch
Many of us were disenchanted with Malcolm Turnbull, but Scott Morrison is completely wrong about why. The majority of the population agreed with Turnbull’s previous statements […]
Complicit in corruption reprint
Breaking news….well kind of. Company linked to alleged foreign bribery conspiracy in Nauru received $2.5m Australian government contract Shock horror. Our AFP have discovered corruption […]
Why is Melissa Price the Minister for the Environment?
First speeches in parliament can be revealing and so it was with the speech delivered by our new Minister for the Environment, Melissa Price, back in […]
Scott Morrison – authentic or a populist opportunist?
The image spin doctors have decided to run with the line that Scott Morrison is an authentic daggy dad from the suburbs. Authentic is not […]
Gutless wonders
Yesterday we were subjected to a disgusting abuse of parliamentary privilege by a man who feels his actions should be beyond scrutiny. Peter Dutton, outraged […]
A “new generation” or a bunch of old Christians and young fogies?
When Tony Abbott first put his hand up for the Liberal Party leadership back in 2007 (withdrawing before the ballot), Paul Keating called him the […]
The corrosive decay caused by secrecy
One lesson we should all take from the Royal Commission into Insititutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse is the horrific ongoing damage caused by the […]
Scott “had a go”
Pretending he is leading a united team, Scott Morrison handed out flag badges to remind his colleagues whose side they are on. It didn’t work. […]