Seebohm’s simple message lost to gender nonsense
People like federal Liberal candidate Katherine Deves and even multiple Olympic gold medallist Emily Seebohm are giving a simple message on trans women in sport, writes Peta Credlin.
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Albo has always been weak on border protection
Labor leader Anthony Albanese has never had a strong stance on border policy, and his current small target strategy just looks like he’s trying to hide something, Peta Credlin writes.
Middle Australia will decide who’s bad and who’s worse
This election is going to be a choice between a government that’s run out of ideas against an opposition that wants to keep its real ideas under wraps, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Albo’s ‘conservative’ election ad is telling
Labor leader Anthony Albanese’s first election ad was bigger and broader than just the man himself, which suggests strategists know they’re not going to win on Mr Albanese alone.
Credlin on PM’s ad: Morrison hits the mark
If nothing else, this opening salvo of the election campaign should show even its harshest critics that the Coalition is not to be written off and underestimating the Prime Minister is a mistake.
Credlin: Election will be fought on character, not policy
Because the policy difference between Coalition and Labor is so slight, this federal fight will be a contest of character instead. And for Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese that battle is about to get dirty.
Credlin: ‘This law should not have been passed’
Peta Credlin argues that while we elect politicians to decide the hard questions, there’s one law that should not have been passed this week without more public debate.
Albanese’s moderate talk disguises a left-wing warrior
Who and what is the real Albanese: the recently reinvented moderate; or the left-wing firebrand who once boasted that he lived for “fighting Tories”, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Phallic logo more proof public service has lost the plot
Last week the new logo for the Women’s Network disappeared as soon as it had arrived due to its phallic nature but how did it even get approved in the first place, asks Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Kitching’s death exposes Labor Party’s hypocrisy
The hostility and nastiness directed towards Kimberley Kitching is a window into how shallow and vindictive our public life has become and would get worse under Labor, writes Peta Credlin.
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