Politicians’ thinking on gas just doesn’t add up
You would think we’d have learnt that cutting gas supplies causes high prices but the politicians set to worsen our energy crisis don’t have a business brain.
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Why it’s time for Dan to step off
Three controversies from his past have re-emerged to confirm Daniel Andrews is the most secretive premier in the country.
Moral grandstanding banning many from loveliest parts of our land
Many Australians used to climb Mt Warning a year, but NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service says that’s now banned by citing superstitions as fact.
What’s happened to innocent until proven guilty?
When the golden rule – innocent until proven guilty – is trashed, any of us can be destroyed just by one pointed finger. What justice is that?
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Presidential mud-wrestle a petulant fight to be alpha male
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China deal reveals Pope dancing to tune of dictatorship
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Pell returns to the Vatican in its hour of need
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Casey cluster finally exposes Andrews’ hypocrisy
Multicultural Victoria is insane. It’s again proven in the Premier’s decision to spare a group of Afghans spreading coronavirus from punishment and instead fine protesting grannies in a park. Showing, once more, we’re really not all in this together, writes Andrew Bolt.
Why we must be spared the Cult of Dan
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Are they dying from the virus — or with it?
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Multiculturalism made Victoria vulnerable to virus
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