WE’VE been confined to our homes, banned from beaches and parks, restaurants, cafes, theatres, clubs and hotels have been closed. A harmless solitary kebab eater has been fined $1000. By and large our economy and the simplest pleasures of life, have been put into hibernation.
IT’S possible to believe Labor leader Anthony Albanese hasn’t had an original thought in is head. Apart from nicking most of Bill Shorten’s hard Left election policies, he’s also been known to copy other people’s speeches.
ALP leader Anthony Albanese continues to embrace Labor’s most shamefully unfair election policy while dodging questions about keeping it. Labor’s 2019 franking credit proposal was nothing short of legalised theft, specifically targeting low-income and elderly Australians.
GOVERNMENT staff snoop inside your bins week-in week-out, supermarkets track and report your every purchase, cameras record your outdoor movements and your website habits are permanently logged.
Such spying is happening right now to almost every Australian and, under the guise of Coronavirus, it’s about to get a whole lot worse.
TENSIONS are building within political parties as branches push back against yuppie recruits who believe taxpayers owe them lifestyle. Young people are increasingly using open aggression and underhanded tactics to force their way into paid political positions.
THE Abbott Government was dishonestly and deliberately sabotaged by an angry Australian media after Prince Philip was awarded the nation’s highest civilian honour in 2015.
The uncontained fury from Canberra’s pro-republic press gallery became so severe it laid bare their agenda to tear down the then Prime Minister.
by Gary Gindler THE COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic began in China in late November and early December 2019. Now many accuse the Chinese authorities of negligence and the fact that they did not take sufficient measures to prevent the spread of the virus,…
THE way not to handle a national health emergency is for every politician in the nation to all start talking. What Australians have experienced during the past week has been complete confusion – with mixed messaging and either perceived or actual disunity among government leaders.
ON LAST Sunday’s 60 Minutes program, reporter Tara Brown aggressively questioned Prime Minister Scott Morrison on why Victoria was closing down schools, whilst the PM advocated that they be kept open.
To start with, it was a dumb question: the head of the Federal government of Australia cannot, nor should he be asked to, answer for the motives of the State of Victoria.
LIKE many people I know, I wasn’t overly concerned when news of Coronavirus broke.
It was probably just another scare campaign by the skittish Left, I thought. A continuation of Y2K, global warming, climate change and all the other end-of-world calamities they fall hard for.
