by PAUL COLLITS – PETER Dutton’s surge over Anthony Albanese as preferred PM in recent opinion polls is unprecedented for a first term opposition leader. It has left many either speechless or reduced to mouthing gobbledygook. Astonishingly, Anthony Albanese hasn’t realised the…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – IT APPEARS Airbus Albo needs to spend more time oversees to help get his head around the importance of nuclear-powered energy. While the Prime Minister’s at it, he should pack in all the nuclear nay-sayer Labor premiers, Queensland’s…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – THE old cliché about how you can tell a politician is lying – their lips are moving – has never been more clearly illustrated than the tsunami of misinformation, disinformation and outright lies surrounding nuclear energy. There should…
by SEAN BURKE – ANTHONY Albanese is a child whose mind remains captured in his days as a radical student activist, according to Liberal leader Peter Dutton. Mr Dutton said the Labor leader was “a child in a man’s body”, as well…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – THE dystopian future predicted in the Mad Max movie franchise may be closer than ever and it won’t take World War III to make it a reality. To me, the only ones worth watching were the original and…
by SEAN BURKE – FEDERAL Energy Minister Chris Bowen has intentionally misled Australians on alternate clean power sources in an effort to justify his pet wind and solar projects. With increasing numbers of Western nations destroying their energy independence by chasing unreliable…
by ERIC ABETZ – ENERGY policy is looming as a fracture point in Australia’s political discourse. At the next election, Australians will have a clear choice between the philosophies of “magic pudding economics” and “the magic of the market”. The path Australians…
by SEAN BURKE – LIBERAL Leader Peter Dutton has blasted PM Anthony Albanese’s “emotional and costly” energy plan and has demanded nuclear be put into the mix. In his Budget Reply speech this week the Opposition Leader said any sensible government “must…
SCOTT Morrison has cancelled the Defence Force’s order for conventional submarines moving instead to purchase a nuclear fleet. Incurring an eye-watering $3.5b cost to break the $90b French contract signed by former PM Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister Morrison said the cost was…
DEPUTY Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has stated that Australia “absolutely” needs more coal-fired power stations into the future. In a departure from the anti-coal stance of so many in federal parliament – including Left-wing Liberal MPs Jason Falinski, Warren Entsch and Dave Sharma – Mr Joyce has placed coal-fired power firmly back on the national agenda.
