UNITED Australia Party federal leader Craig Kelly has proposed a bill that will cut politicians salaries during lockdowns. The private member’s bill called “We’re All in This Together Act 2021” seeks to reduce politicians’ salaries to $750 per week while States or…
IN AN admittedly crowded field, Service Minister Victor Dominello is rapidly emerging as the most dangerous politician in NSW. It is Dominello, more than anyone else, propelling the State towards the now almost inevitable vaccine passport tyranny, a new and especially vile…
I USED to think that the Murdoch press supported the vaccines rollout because it wanted to support the Morrison government. Now I am convinced that I got that one-hundred-and-eighty-degrees wrong. My new working hypothesis is that the nonagenarian Murdoch supports Morrison because…
AUSTRALIANS would once proudly boast theirs was a nation under the rule of law. Sadly, we now live under the rule of the law-breakers. Imprisoned, not allowed to leave the country, invited to rat on neighbours, subject to arbitrary punishment, watched from…
THERE are two supreme ironies in play in the COVID Commonwealth of Australia, where most of the population is housebound as lockdown mania creeps from cities to back blocks as (typically) a single, wayward spreader visits a region. We also have a…
IT IS with head-shaking disbelief that NSW awakes each new day to find yet more of our current lives and futures taken away from us by venal, midwit politicians. Such activity is, of course, not confined to the Premier State. NSW is…
BIG Epidemiology and Big Higher Education have had a very good COVID. The virus has delivered academics the things they crave most in life – money and fame. The media circus, the COVID Theatre, the breathless press conferences, the jumped-up politicians, the…
Creating enemies that either do not exist at all or whose characteristics and attributed crimes are wildly exaggerated at best, or made up at worst, is the oldest trick in the political science 101 manual. It has been on display all around us during the COVID fiasco.
JOHN McEwen was leader of the then Country Party and Deputy Prime Minister in December 1967 when the Prime Minister, Harold Holt, unwisely went for a dip at Cheviot Beach outside Melbourne and didn’t come back. Within hours of Holt’s disappearance, various…
AUSTRALIA was some years ago sold out by those whom the people trusted, the politicians and the elites, to Beijing’s genocidal thugs. No longer, as Shakespeare might have said, “this other Eden, demi-paradise”, a land of gradually advancing prosperity, based on liberty,…
