IN A play for disaffected centre-Right votes, the Liberal Democrat’s 2022 federal election manifesto is an attempt to reverse Australia’s slide into socialism. Pitching a swag of centre-Right policies long discarded by Australia’s major Parties, the manifesto promises small government, personal freedom…
SCOTT Morrison requires Labor to support his net-zero ambitions after his own Party members threatened to block his Greens-inspired policy direction. The prime minister appears to have gone all in with the Left’s climate project, ignoring protests from centre-Right Party colleagues. “That’s…
IT IS fashionable to have an informal law named after someone relevant to the circumstances giving rise to the “law”. Often, sadly, they emerge from tragedy. Chloe’s Law in NSW relates to the implementation of protections for the victims of physical and…
SOME Australians are more worried about net-zero climate policies than defending our freedom and sovereignty, ironically against the largest polluter the world has ever known. And some Australians are profiting from pushing climate policies. Pretending to save the planet is dangerous when…
FEDERAL Labor leader Anthony Albanese has pulled the race card as he fights efforts to introduce voter ID laws. Labor and The Greens – who carry the unofficial motto Vote early & vote often – are set to oppose the Morrison government’s…
AS AUSTRALIA approaches adopting a net zero emissions target, Deputy PM and Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce has urged the prime minister to address critical concerns on how the move should be achieved without undermining the nation’s economy. All eyes have settled on…
THIRTY-eight thousand citizens still can’t come home. But in 2020-21, the government let in 60,000 immigrants (with those from China leading). The reason Australians can’t come home is that, unlike most comparable countries, the airlines can’t function normally because of the draconian…
TRADE discussions between the European Union and Australia have been abruptly suspended as Australian Trade Minister Dan Tehan was in transit to continue the negotiations. The snap move comes after French displeasure at Canberra’s decision to cancel a $90b submarine project, following…
WAS keeping Christopher Pyne in parliament and Malcolm Turnbull in The Lodge really worth spending billions on a fleet of French submarines, minus their nuclear-powered engines, we asked here days after the 2016 deal was announced. But after that outrageous financial commitment,…
MALCOLM Turnbull replacement Dave Sharma has continued to undermine the prime minister on climate policy as the Left ramps up efforts to remake the once centre-Right Liberal Party. The novice Wentworth backbencher has again demanded a Greens-inspired carbon emissions deadline – even…
