LABOR’S Penny Wong and leader Anthony Albanese broke ranks with Australia this week, siding with greedy corporate business leaders to appease China. Albanese, who has flirted with communism since his student days, and Wong, of Chinese heritage, crumbled under Communist Party pressure telling Australians to kowtow to the regime’s demand for “mutual respect”.
IN A previous post, I took the NSW Government to task for playing silly buggers when it instituted a criminal enquiry into the Ruby Princess debacle. The announcement of a general enquiry put my concerns to rest, but only temporarily. It is extremely disappointing that they are still at it, muddying the waters to shield the decision-makers.
WITH China-Australia relations nearing melt-down, one of Australia’s top legal experts has outlined a strategy to force reparations from the communist regime.
China last week threatened Australia with economic retaliation after Prime Minister Scott Morrison called for a full and open inquiry into the origins of the Coronavirus.
ENVIRONMENTAL activists responsible for hand braking Australia’s economy have been warned to get out of the way as the nation prepares for recovery.
PREMIER Gladys Berejiklian has been much harsher on the people of NSW than she’s ever been towards her own government ministers.
While her citizens are groaning under the strictest police over-sight since Governor Phillip, her underperforming colleagues appear to be exempted from both scrutiny and consequence.
THE way not to handle a national health emergency is for every politician in the nation to all start talking. What Australians have experienced during the past week has been complete confusion – with mixed messaging and either perceived or actual disunity among government leaders.
ON LAST Sunday’s 60 Minutes program, reporter Tara Brown aggressively questioned Prime Minister Scott Morrison on why Victoria was closing down schools, whilst the PM advocated that they be kept open.
To start with, it was a dumb question: the head of the Federal government of Australia cannot, nor should he be asked to, answer for the motives of the State of Victoria.
AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Scott Morrison has laid down the law in the nation’s response to the Coronavirus health scare.
LIKE many people I know, I wasn’t overly concerned when news of Coronavirus broke.
It was probably just another scare campaign by the skittish Left, I thought. A continuation of Y2K, global warming, climate change and all the other end-of-world calamities they fall hard for.
THE future of Australia’s bloated national broadcaster has been struck a blow with news its UK cousin is to be downsized and turned into a pay-TV service. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last week he would decriminalise non-payment of BBC licence…
