No amount of “official” photography can hide the man beneath the baseball cap
Before he became Prime Minister, you never saw photos of Scott Morrison wearing a baseball cap. Or building a chicken coop. Or cooking a curry. […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
“This isn’t an outcome-oriented workplace”
It’s kind of disheartening when the people who make our laws and have complete control of our common wealth admit that their only goal is […]
I’m listening – and you better not say anything I don’t want to hear
Scotty is listening to women. Well, that’s what he tells us at least. But if history is anything to go by, a woman expressing an opinion […]
Oh beaut – a ‘taskforce’
Rest easy, ladies, we got ourselves a taskforce – a Cabinet taskforce, no less – who are going to fix women’s equality, safety, economic security, […]
Spare me your tears
A ‘tearful’ Scott Morrison took to the stage this morning to tell us how his daughters, his wife, and his mother are the centre of […]
How good is Gerry!
When Gerry Harvey gave an interview to 60 Minutes in March last year, he asked, “Why are we so scared about getting this virus? It’s […]
Nicolle Flint’s “non-political” attack on Labor
Nicolle Flint seemed to be trying for a Julia Gillard moment yesterday when she attacked Anthony Albanese. “I say to the leader of the opposition: […]
The trouble with being privileged is that you cannot fathom what it is like for those who are not
When Linda Reynolds and Christian Porter shed public tears, it was not for a young employee who had allegedly been raped in your workplace by […]
We’re not advocating violence or revolution … yet
When Martyn Iles, the head of the Australian Christian Lobby, recently suggested at a Church and State Conference in Brisbane that society would not be […]
Wednesday was a weird day
Angus Campbell isn’t a bad man. The vast majority of Australian men aren’t ‘bad’ men. But they still seem to think it is a woman’s […]
The only jobs the Nats are concerned about are their own
When you have a leader whose most memorable contribution has been a rather tragic Elvis impersonation, I guess it’s understandable that the natives might get […]
Dob on us and see what happens
When Peter van Onselen revealed that the prime minister’s office was deliberately backgrounding journalists to smear Brittany Higgins’ now partner, I thought here we go […]
The daggy dad’s empathy vacuum
Scott Morrison has worked very hard on selling himself as an ordinary bloke who wears baseball caps and board shorts and thongs, a daggy dad […]
If there is one thing you can rely on from our government, it’s inconsistency
A few weeks ago, Peter Dutton decided to release dozens of refugees who had been held in Melbourne hotel rooms for more than a year […]
Claiming credit when it’s not due
When Scottyfrommarketing launched his campaign for the 2019 election, he focused on the economy. “Our Government has restored our nation’s finances. We have handed down […]