Morrison’s long-term success hangs on what comes next
Now that Scott Morrison is the undisputed top-dog of Australian politics, he needs to demonstrate that he’s more than just a campaign marketing machine, writes Peta Credlin.
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Rarely has parliament looked more out-of-touch
While many Australians are battling the after-effects of crushing natural disasters, the government is obsessing over phone calls to friends and decimal points. It’s shameful, writes Peta Credlin.
Union bill defeat highlights the problem of the senate
The dysfunction between the lower and upper houses in parliament reared its head again this week and raised questions about what to do going forward, writes Peta Credlin.
Westpac child sex scandal should see heads roll
If Westpac really didn’t know what some of their customers were up to, it was incompetent. And if it did know, or had reasonable suspicions, it was shameful that no action was taken, writes Peta Credlin.
Terrorist truths have been exposed
New findings this week confirm not only who it is that considers terrorism to be acceptable, but also how urgent the task of eradicating extremism is, writes Peta Credlin.
Shareholder activists show the danger of the woke agenda
Harvey Norman CEO Katie Page should be a pin-up to everyone who demands more women in the boardroom. Instead, a rogue group is trying to oust her, writes Peta Credlin.
Political scare tactics can’t divide the Aussie spirit
While the Greens Party dedicates its time laying blame for the most recent bushfires, the rest of the country is busy actually helping those at their greatest time of need, writes Peta Credlin.
Holocaust erasure from schools should scare us all
The idea that our young people could grow up ignorant of state-sponsored genocide should cause every Australian to demand a rethink of our educational priorities, writes Peta Credlin.
Today’s Liberal Party has much to thank Abbott for
Tony Abbott might only have had two years at the top, but there would never have been Morrison or Turnbull governments if he hadn’t got the Liberals back in to begin with, writes Peta Credlin.
Forget climate panic. The energy emergency is here
The climate zealotry that the Morrison government was meant to stop is getting out of control, putting Australia’s energy supply at risk, and with it, the economy, writes Peta Credlin.
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