by PAUL COLLITS – TREASURER Jim Charmless shameless Budget makes anything Paul Keating ever did look like a stroll in the park. Business analyst Robert Gottliebsen calls his latest Budget the greatest attack on wealth this country has ever seen. In one…
by PAUL COLLITS – JOHN Lennon was the socialist Beatle, as we know. George Harrison? Not so much. Famously, George wrote a song called Taxman. The lyrics are pretty self-explanatory: The sheer size of the policy corruption and the exposure of Australian…
by FRED PAWLE – THE Left’s reflexive response to the Liberal Party’s new immigration policy assumes we all agree that Australia’s multicultural experiment has been a raging success. Do we, though? Political slogans, however heartfelt, are often inverted by the clever manipulators…
by ROGER CROOK – PAULINE Hanson and her One Nation Party along with Nigel Farage with his Reform UK are the bane of socialist governments in Australia and Britain respectively. Not content with unsettling the Left and taking votes away from them,…
by FRED PAWLE – AUSTRALIA’S leaders are using the war in Iran and ensuing oil crisis to pretend they know how to fix the country’s problems. In truth, they’re making thr nation much worse. Commentators who predict that the war in Iran…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – ANTHONY Albanese, in one of his frequently mundane news conferences, recently reminded us that “we can’t turn back the clock” when it comes to multiculturalism and economic reform. Well maybe the PM in his DJ Albo guise had…
by FRED PAWLE – ANTHONY Albanese has made Australia the kind of place you can’t wait to leave. Rampant inflation, creeping authoritarianism, censorship, hordes of violent immigrants, unprecedented corruption, the world’s highest taxes, unaffordable housing, schools churning out brainwashed robots, harridan women…
by NAZIYA ALVI RAHMAN – PM ANTHONY Albanese hasn’t laid out what Australia’s true energy situation is. Worse, he hasn’t laid out what the plan is – and he hasn’t provided the confidence the nation needs. These are the words of Opposition…
by FRED PAWLE – AUSTRALIANS who are alarmed by the fuel crisis don’t know half of it. Closed petrol stations are merely a symptom of the country’s bigger, more terminal problems. The word “paradigm” comes from Ancient Greek, meaning a detectable pattern…
by FRED PAWLE – THE current fuel crisis – and the government’s response – proves that Australia just isn’t a serious country any more. Motorists queueing to fill their cars should be consoled that, for all the expense and inconvenience they’re experiencing,…
