by MONICA O’SHEA – LIBERAL Senator Sarah Henderson has criticised Opposition Leader Sussan Ley’s decision to remove Jacinta Price from the Shadow Ministry. Henderson, who was also demoted by Ley, said she, Senator Price and others did not deserve to be sent…
by NAZIYA ALVI RAHMAN – JUST a day after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Welcome to Country ceremonies “should never be controversial,” they became the subject of political dissent in Parliament. On the second day of the 48th Parliament, One Nation leader…
by PAUL COLLITS – Labor people, a tribal lot, don’t like people who rat on them. This goes back to the bitter days of the anti-communist split of the 1950s and the formation of the Democratic Labor Party. The legendary, former Labor…
by PAUL COLLITS – IF AUSTRALIANS on the ineffectual Right are shaking their heads and thinking “aren’t Canadians stupid”, well, just wait until Sunday morning. One Dominion is down, one to go. Labor hasn’t bothered to change leader – nor back down…
by DAVID FLINT – SENATOR Jacinta Price astounded the nation during the recent referendum campaign when, courageously, she dared tell a journalist there were no ongoing negative impacts of colonisation. The only continuing impacts, she said, were positive. A small but determined…
by GABRIËL MOENS – IT WOULD be an exaggeration to describe the Voice referendum as Australia’s nadir moment. But Australia has certainly avoided – at least for now – becoming a country divided by race. A successful Yes vote would not have…
by SEAN BURKE – THE elites have lost. Despite turning college kids against their own parents and demonising good-hearted people, the Voice activists have failed – badly. Every State and the nation as a whole has said No – by at least…
by PAUL COLLITS – ONE of Australia’s least competent former federal treasurers, Wayne Swan, has described Senator Jacinta Price’s ground-breaking National Press Club address last week as “bizarre”. What Price said, echoing her mother Bess Price’s recent argument in Quadrant and Nigel…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – LIKE the millions of other Australians who can trace their ancestry back to the time before federation in 1901, I’m a proud Australian. The first Donnelly arrived in the colony of NSW in 1841 travelling from King’s County…
by SEAN BURKE – PM ANTHONY Albanese has been labelled a “lazy lightweight unwilling to think about issues” after publicly admitting he’d not read the 26-page Uluru Statement underpinning his Voice referendum proposal. A high-profile Liberal Party donor launched into Mr Albanese…
