Has anyone heard from our Minister for Women or is she too busy protecting the workers?
The past week has seen the exposure of the disrespect for women that is prevalent in Coalition ranks. The actions of Briggs and Dutton have […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
Do our politicians have an alcohol problem?
Much has been written about Jamie Briggs night out on the town in Hong Kong and the inappropriateness of his behaviour towards a female colleague […]
The ‘tough cop on the beat’ approach does not work
Australian society is comparatively peaceful and cohesive but the more we employ the ‘tough cop on the beat’ approach, the more we are factionalising and […]
Regulations and bureaucracy or cutting red tape
Senator Cash has been all over the media saying that, if Labor want to side with rogue unions, the Coalition will fight the election on […]
Where is Labor?
Today’s press conference about the findings of the Trade Union Royal Commission by a diplomatic Turnbull, a smirking Brandis, and an overly enthusiastic Cash (the […]
An afternoon with George Christensen
“Abbot Point adds nothing to Australia’s carbon dioxide emissions. To state the bleeding obvious the coal is being exported out of Abbott point coal terminal […]
It’s all about the money
When Greg Hunt chose Christmas Eve to release the ‘Quarterly Update of Australia’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory’ it was obvious the news was bad. In the […]
Wave a flag and see who shoots
Scott Morrison has told the Murdoch press he is keen on doing a deal with the states where the federal government gets one third of […]
I’m not as excited as Malcolm
In the Canberra Times, Lisa Cox assessed Malcolm Turnbull’s first 100 days as Prime Minister – his successes and problems. She lists his 5 achievements […]
The truth about the Adani bonanza
We have all heard the oft-quoted figure of 10,000 jobs being created by the proposed Adani venture in Queensland. When the Indian mining giant’s expert […]
Threats to the security of our nation
National security has been an important topic, at least for politicians, but their focus has been all wrong. It isn’t asylum seekers breaching our borders, […]
All aboard the gravy train
Before Tim Wilson was gifted the high-paying job as a Human Rights Commissioner, he hadn’t really worked unless you count “media whore” for the IPA. […]
The jig is up. We’re looking at you
To the Business Council of Australia (aka the Biggest Con Artists) et al: The jig is up. You have been playing the Australian people for […]
That’s politics
On Tuesday night, in an interview on 7:30 report, Scott Morrison made a very ugly confession. When asked about the change in rhetoric from “budget […]
Is this who we have become?
Yesterday Elizabeth Farrelly wrote an article for the SMH titled The Australian fair go is dead: now it’s the strong beating up on the weak […]