Climate zealots must stick to facts on renewables
Why are people in authority allowed to get away with obvious untruths about climate change, despite all the factual evidence to the contrary, asks Peta Credlin.
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Why we need an electronic electoral system
Australians congratulate ourselves on the efficiency and fairness of our elections compared with the US, but we’re exposed to potential multiple voting, writes Peta Credlin.
Andrews better get hotel quarantine right this time
If it’s taken less than a week to import five new COVID cases to Victoria, by God Daniel Andrews better have hotel quarantine sorted this time around.
Last thing we need are premiers backing Beijing
In a battle with China for Australia’s sovereignty and self-respect, the last thing we need is the Labor Party backing Beijing over Canberra.
One rule for SAS, another for Dan Andrews
If we want the truth from our military about how people were killed in Afghanistan, we must also demand it from our political leaders about why people died in Victoria, Peta Credlin writes.
There are still heroes in our Special Forces
While some of our military personnel may turn out to have had deep flaws as well as great courage, we should never doubt that there were heroes in Afghanistan, writes Peta Credlin.
How voter fraud happens in Australia
If Australia wants to avoid our elections sinking into US-style chaos, we need to improve our systems and make elections tamper-proof, because right now they aren’t, writes Peta Credlin.
Program chiefs knew of hotel quarantine issues after two days
Explosive documents show senior bureaucrats were aware of problems with private security within two days of the hotel quarantine program being established.
More heads must roll after hotel quarantine inquiry
Emails have revealed a request for ADF troops to help with our botched hotel quarantine was abruptly cancelled 12 hours later, for reasons no gutless official in the Daniel Andrews government will admit, and it’s time they stopped the charade, writes Peta Credlin.
Why the only real vote that counts is on election day
President Trump didn’t lead a single national poll ahead of the US election and yet the result has now been too close to call for days. So can the polling that suggests Dan Andrews remains popular with the Victorian people be trusted, writes Peta Credlin.
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