Dan’s web of power a concern
One of the sinister things about Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews is how organs of state power seem so helpful to him.
Andrew Bolt
Morrison must get credit for calling China’s bluff
It wasn’t Anthony Albanese who did most to stand up to China’s bullying and call its bluff. It was the despised man he replaced.
Australia’s relationship with China at a dangerous point
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meeting with China’s dictator is not a “breakthrough” after six years of Australia being smacked around.
Chance to drought-proof our cities goes to waste
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ABC steps up unhinged abuse of Trump
ABC presenters and journalists have stepped up their frenzied attacks on Donald Trump. And worryingly, the broadcaster is hellbent on presenting him as a fascist intent on destroying democracy when in fact, the truth is far from it, writes Andrew Bolt.
Latest Pell twist puts Victoria in firing line
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Five reasons why Trump is not finished yet
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Those in power must be held accountable for lethal frauds
Ever since the virus escaped hotel quarantine, Daniel Andrews has smashed Victoria with lockdowns without admitting he didn’t trust the likes of Brett Sutton to just do the basics — tracing, quarantining and protecting the aged. Now that lethal fraud is exposed, writes Andrew Bolt.
Hugh Sheridan shows being gay is no longer a career killer
For decades, the status of a celebrity’s sexuality was a closely guarded secret if anything outside the norm. But as actor Hugh Sheridan coming out during a promotional shoot for his new show makes clear, what once seemed a publicity disaster is now very much an asset, writes Andrew Bolt.
Dan’s new plan shows he doesn’t trust bungling bureaucrats
Uncle Dan’s latest stringent plan shows he’s freaking out about infection rates NSW can handle without a sweat. And as several scandals still rock his team, it’s clear the Premier has zero trust in his own bureaucracy to even do the basics, writes Andrew Bolt.
If Gladys was a man she’d already be gone
Poor Gladys. Another good woman done wrong by her shady lover and left broken hearted. But no one would boo-hoo if a male politician was such a fool for love, writes Andrew Bolt.
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