LIBERAL branch presidents are in open revolt with one quitting the Party and another calling for the entire NSW State Executive to be sacked and replaced by an administrator. The moves come as a deluge of Party members vent their outrage with…
FEDERAL Liberal vice-president Teena McQueen has called her Party “undefendable” as it morphs into an aggressive authoritarian regime. Her scorching comments came on the heels of Party resignations by former Qld premier Campbell Newman and high-profile author John Ruddick. I’ve had heartbreaking…
THE Tax Institute has recommended the re-introduction of death duties in what surely is one of the worst plans since The Greens campaigned in central Queensland in 2019. It’s common knowledge that national revenue increases when economic activity is stimulated by reducing…
ONE of the great disappointments of the COVID era has been the performance of the fourth estate. Corporate media has simply transformed itself into an arm of government, a super-spreader of hysteria and propaganda on behalf of Big Pharma and a source…
THE Liberal Party is on the cusp of imploding as its elected MPs abandon centre-right values and, instead, compete for Greens’ votes. The founder of Australia’s largest conservative conference, CPAC’s Andrew Cooper has cautioned that the once great Party had become a…
THE self-styled saviour of the Liberal Party, John Ruddick, has walked away saying the once centre-right conservative Party was a lost cause. In announcing his departure, the author of Make the Liberal Party Great Again even questioned whether Liberal founder, the late…
WHY are we so willing to give up our freedoms and how the hell did we get here? These are two of the most commonly asked questions about COVID-19 hysteria and the formulation and implementation of the disastrous policies across the globe in response to the Chinese virus. Excellent questions both.
TEN truths have emerged from the Wuhan virus, truths which should have always guided our leaders. Most became obvious soon after its arrival. And as they emerged, most were noted here. Not that I am especially gifted as some sort of prophet. All anyone had to do was to rely on two things, as so many readers do.
THE figures are extraordinary. Two years into our National Redress Scheme for victims of institutional sexual abuse, over $500m has been paid to 5920 of 10,000 applicants who have so far applied – a mere blip compared to the 60,000 victims assumed to be eligible.
WHEN all seemed lost – and perhaps it still is – the Morrison Government has found someone hated by the progressive elites that have come to dominate Australian mainstream politics. Some years back, I argued that Barnaby Joyce’s greater sin was not deserting his then wife, but rather that he refused to use his Party’s power to keep Malcolm Turnbull away from the top job.
