IN A world of political irrelevancy, there are few people climbing higher, harder and faster than NSW Shadow Health Minister Matt Kean. The guy who grinned while dangling off the end of a tax-payer funded EV charging cable during his ministerial years,…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE Liberal Party is split in so many different directions as to be almost meaningless. No Liberal-led government has ever played to its strengths in office – and very few have played to them in opposition. No one…
by PAUL COLLITS – LIBERTARIANS and conservatives have often disagreed – and they still do. The divide may be growing. The “fusionist” project of postwar conservatives – mainly in America – of figures like William F Buckley and Frank Meyer, has all…
by SEAN BURKE – THE NSW Liberal Party’s hard Left faction has joined with The Greens to actively push Labor to go even further with its radical climate policy. While NSW Labor has introduced legislation targeting 50 per cent by 2030 and…
by PAUL COLLITS – ANDREW Bridgen MP was shafted by the British Tories for telling embarrassing truths about COVID vaccines. The Tories put their own perceived electoral interests ahead the truth and the real interests of the British public in learning what…
by DAVID FLINT – THE NSW Liberal politicians who criticise ICAC’s leisurely finding that former premier Gladys Berejiklian engaged in serious corrupt conduct will no doubt agree, at least in private, on one matter. This is that, in all its exquisite detail,…
by SEAN BURKE – MATT Kean’s radical Left faction that led the NSW Liberals into electoral wilderness last March is quickly losing its grip on the Party. This startling revelation comes after an internal Party ballot for State President held last week…
by SEAN BURKE – A FORMER Coalition prime minister and a senior ex-Liberal member have taken the Party to task over its “disastrous” change in direction. Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott said this week that while the Party should be a broad…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE languishing Liberals are still in a state of confusion about who they are, why they exist and about who they represent. Yes, we have had the outstanding “Dutts found his voice” effort on the Aboriginal question, the…
by PAUL COLLITS – TO LOSE one Liberal MP by your own hand might be regarded as misfortune. Two looks like carelessness. But what about three? The ABC reports: “Two Tasmanian Liberal MPs have quit the party to sit as independents, pushing…
