by PAUL COLLITS – THE non-event that is the Liberal Party still seems to be the story in Australian politics. Even as three-term Albo continues going about his quiet Marxist revolution, for which he thinks he has a mandate. A landslide without…
by DAVID FLINT – ONE of the two contenders for the Liberal Party leadership, Sussan Ley, has long been involved in Middle Eastern affairs. Given that the first duty of a Leader of the Opposition, a potential alternative Prime Minister, is the…
by PAUL COLLITS – WELL, there goes One Term Albo as a nickname! The Australian election result was predictable, though the extent of the anti-Liberal rout was not foreseen by anyone. Looking around the (non-American) Anglosphere, some interesting points of convergence are…
by REX WIDERSTROM – AUSTRALIANS have comprehensively rejected the soppy centre-Left agenda embraced by Liberal leader Peter Dutton, re-electing Labor with an increased majority. In a result that mirrors the recent Canadian election, Australia’s so-called centre-Right Coalition lost the May 3 federal…
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 NAZIYA ALVI RAHMAN – ANTHONY Albanese claimed this week that Peter Dutton was catering to the “fringe Right” – as more Leftist Liberal MPs flee parliament. In a speech aimed at Liberal leadership, the Prime Minister said those with a vision…
by PAUL COLLITS – AUSTRALIA has no leader of sufficient charisma and brand recognition to unite its disparate Right-of-centre micro Parties. Absent unity and popular appeal, conservative voters are doomed to the Liberal Party model of almost equally numbered, warring moderate and…
by PAUL COLLITS – VICTORIAN Labor’s polling is in the toilet. Its Uncle Festa Treasurer, Tim Pallas, has resigned, leaving the State $156b in the red with a tanking economy. Premier Jacinta Allan is a dead girl walking. Or should be. And…
by PAUL COLLITS – SIMON Birmingham’s seemingly sudden retirement from politics caught a few people by surprise. He has left the building with the Liberals on the cusp of a possible, equally surprising, return to government in 2025. Birmingham thinks Dutton will…
