Well that went well
Australian delegation to the Middle East Who, in their right mind, would send Christopher Pyne, Bronwyn Bishop and Tim Wilson to the West Bank to […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
Perplexing percentages
(WARNING: For those who find percentages confusing, this may not be the article for you) As I listened to Scott Morrison and Matthias Cormann say […]
Sorry seems to be the hardest word
I have always felt that the measure of a person, or an organisation, is how they deal with their mistakes – how quickly they admit error, if […]
How many seniors are venture capitalists?
Every poll shows that the majority of senior citizens vote for the Coalition but it is hard to understand why. As one of its first […]
Cynical opportunists or dumb as posts – or both?
When Scott Morrison told the shadow cabinet meeting on December 1 2011 at the Ryde Civic Centre that the Coalition should ramp up its questioning […]
Merry Christmas meine liebe frau
I am not sure how excited Howard’s battlers would be, the ubiquitous ‘mums and dads’ that get dragged out occasionally but are usually forgotten in […]
The Nasty Government
Malcolm Turnbull avails himself of every opportunity to tell us how exciting it is to be alive with his new agile government and its positive […]
Groundhog Day
How appropriate that federal parliament is to resume on February 2, Groundhog Day, as the Australian public will be facing their 4th election in a […]
What sort of man so wants a job that he is willing to sacrifice a planet to keep it?
Dear Mr Turnbull, It is my duty as an Australian, a citizen of the world, and a mother, to register my disgust for a man […]
Twenty-five bullshit excuses from the Coalition
Twenty-five bullshit excuses from the Coalition. Private companies should not have to reveal how much tax they pay because they might get kidnapped. The carbon […]
Strength in diversity
Whilst there are many aspects that Australia shares with the rest of the world, the combination here is unique and offers one of the best […]
Why do voters fall for the con that “small government” is a desirable thing?
Speak to any Young Liberal and it won’t be long before you hear the phrase “nanny state”. In fact, we have a Senate inquiry into […]
Integrity is undervalued
Rather than as recognition of talent or expertise, promotion to a ministerial portfolio has become the gift that Prime Ministers bestow upon factional allies and […]
Terrorism in Australia
I wonder how I would feel about the title of this article if I lived in Syria or Lebanon, Somalia or Pakistan, Yemen, Palestine, Israel, […]
Why do we have a Coalition government?
The obvious answer as to why we have a Coalition government at the moment is that the majority of people voted that way at the […]