Do your job, Malcolm Turnbull, it’s what we pay you for
I had a robust set-to with Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Twitter this morning, after he arrogantly informed a regionally based small business owner that […]
Call me Madam
“But in this chair, I will act impartially. That is the responsibility that goes back to 1377.” – Bronwyn Bishop Bronwyn Bishop (nee Setright) was […]
Dear Sydney Morning Herald, re March In March
As he ran through the pages of yesterday’s Sydney Morning Herald, Timothy Pembroke couldn’t help but notice that Sydney’s March in March – clearly one […]
Union bashing for the new curriculum
Senator Eric Abetz gave a rather disturbing speech to the Young Liberals (aged 16 to 31) national conference in Perth on 25 January this year. He told […]
Young Liberals
Speak to a Young Liberal about why they are part of the movement and you are sure to hear the words “nanny state” and “socialism” […]
Marching for my community
[youtube=http://youtu.be/cMKUYops7h4] Today I marched with my community at March in March Adelaide, and was honoured to have a chance to speak. Here is my speech: […]
Did you hear about the March in March?
In the past three years there have two significant public protests against the government of the day. There was the failed ‘convoy of no confidence’ […]
If it’s good enough for the Arts, is it good enough for Education?
“Arts Minister George Brandis has defended moves to block government funding for organisations that unreasonably refuse corporate sponsorship following the “preposterously unreasonable” termination of Transfield’s […]
March in March: Enough of the Deception and Manipulation
A guest post by Matthew Mitchell. This article was first published on Matthew’s blog (We) can do better. Abbott took government by playing on the […]
Where is the outrage when the media lie?
As I’m not a subscriber to The Australian I’m rather fortunate that their paywall obstructs me from reading their daily diatribes. As was the case […]
Joe Hockey: An Unhappy Dilemma
Has anyone noticed a change in Joe Hockey’s approach to the economy? It seems we are not in a budget emergency after all. It seems […]
Get ‘em onside
In sport we quickly learn to play to the ref. All Black Richie McCaw is a master at it. If the ref isn’t penalising offside […]
It’s like Abbott thinks that we all suffer from ADOS (see blog for explanation)
ADOS – Attention Deficit …Oh Shiny! A few weeks ago, Andrew Bolt and others were expressing concern about the ABC being too big. But […]
Heaven help us before Hell becomes the inevitable destination
In May 2007, the Prime Ministerial Task Group on Emissions Trading presented John Howard with a report that had “been informed by the views of […]
Qantas: How bizarre can this get?
If you haven’t been paying close attention to the goings on at Qantas over the past week, give yourself a tick. I’m still trying to […]