Premier’s abortion scare tactics just grubby politics
The Premier has been playing grubby politics on the abortion issue while the Opposition hammers home his tired government’s massive failures, writes Kylie Lang.
The Premier has been playing grubby politics on the abortion issue while the Opposition hammers home his tired government’s massive failures, writes Kylie Lang.
Although Annastacia Palaszczuk herself has been absent from Labor campaigning – for good reason – the sour taste of her time as premier lingers, writes Kylie Lang.
Besides showing the utter desperation of Steven Miles to keep his job, his free lunches plan is even more impractical than state-run petrol stations and electricity companies and shows a lack of understanding of schools, writes Kylie Lang.
Short of ripping kids out of dysfunctional homes or stopping unfit adults from breeding, we have to find a way to make communities safer, and David Crisafulli’s camps for wayward kids are better than anything Labor has done, writes Kylie Lang.
Whether it’s Steven Miles or David Crisafulli, whoever wins in October, we need a big-picture thinking premier with a working calculator, writes Kylie Lang.
If you ever needed proof that Premier Steven Miles is in the wrong place at the wrong time, then his bizarre pledge to build state-owned petrol stations is it, writes Kylie Lang.
Premier Steven Miles has shown himself to be spectacularly ineffective at reeling in the CFMEU, writes Kylie Lang.
The LNP’s “adult crime, adult time” policy has triggered fierce debate, but hidden in the details is a more sound solution, writes Kylie Lang. VOTE IN OUR POLL
‘Hi Mum, I’ve lost my phone’, ‘please text me back, I need your help’. Barely a day goes by when my phone isn’t targeted by some grub trying to fleece me, writes Kylie Lang.
Labor’s approach to the youth crime crisis has been pathetic, but while the LNP’s latest policy may win votes, it’s unlikely to fix the real problem, writes Kylie Lang.
My first column was about the dangers to children lurking online, and the situation has only got worse, writes Kylie Lang.
Pauline Hanson must be thrilled. The One Nation leader can expect to welcome more disgruntled conservatives into the fold as the divide within the LNP over nuclear power widens, writes Kylie Lang.
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