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AFTER being overlooked by the Morrison government both inside and outside of parliament, one of Australia’s most impactful leaders has instead been headhunted by the UK government. Described as a huge loss for Australia, former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has been appointed to a global trade role by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
FORMER Prime Minister Tony Abbott has raised concerns about Australia’s deteriorating strategic situation saying the nation’s economy is not as strong as it should be nor its citizens as united as they need to be. In his third and final interview with the Institute of Public Affairs on Thursday, Mr Abbott spoke about his current unease and outlined what needed to be addressed as Australia faced uncertain times.
FORMER Prime Minister Tony Abbott has refused to backtrack from one of his lightning rod positions – boldly repeating that climate science was far from settled.
“How can it be settled when the scientists are still arguing about it,” Mr Abbott said.
FORMER Prime Minister Tony Abbott has revealed his frustration at the mindless suggestion that Australians were sharing the pain of the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic.
In a wide ranging interview with the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) published last Wednesday, Mr Abbott made it clear that the “doing class” – and not the “talking class” – had worn the brunt of the crisis.
FORMER Prime Minister Tony Abbott has called for national restraint as ASIO commenced raids last Friday on the offices of a Labor MP and his political staffer.
With the ALP suspending NSW MP Shaoquett Moselmane over “dreadfully concerning” allegations of Chinese Communist Party links, Mr Abbott has called for caution.
CHINESE leaders should face harsh Russia-style sanctions if they continue to crush Hong Kong according to former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott.
In a wide-ranging interview with British broadcaster and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage, Mr Abbott said it was clear China regarded freedom as “poison”.
WHEN Tony Abbott’s government came to power just seven years ago, it promised to have Australia live within its means, to get back into the black, to free our children and grandchildren from the coming burden of massive debt.
It was a fear campaign with relevance to those who had worked, scrimped and saved. That debt – then around $175b – was promoted as a significant threat to Australia’s future generations, and when the Labor Government was thrashed in the election, it seemed that most voters must have shared the view.
ALMOST 60 per cent of Australians who support Left-leaning political Parties claim no religion, according to the lastest Newspoll.
Supporters of Leftist political Parties are typically young, female, non-religious and paid marginally less while similarly educated to centre-right supporters.
CHINA’S abrupt ban on Australian beef this week is the first shot in an escalating trade war – and not just a petty labelling dispute, as some are calling it.
If Australians fail to recognise this and don’t respond accordingly, the nation will suffer not only short-term pain but crippling generational consequences.