New crime laws shines light on Labor’s greatest shame
The Labor party had almost 10 years to unblock its ears and listen to the people of Queensland – the new crime laws prove this, Kylie Lang argues.
The Labor party had almost 10 years to unblock its ears and listen to the people of Queensland – the new crime laws prove this, Kylie Lang argues.
Qld’s richest schools, some of which are charging $30,000-plus a year, have no choice but to hike their fees, writes Kylie Lang as she argues there’s even a benefit to state schools as a result. HAVE YOUR SAY
Australian Venue Co might be scrambling to save its image but it appears to have stopped short of lifting its ban on Australia Day festivities at more than 200 pubs and hotels, writes Kylie Lang.
Churches are renowned for trying to protect their reputation at all costs, but when the safety of innocent children is concerned, we cannot afford to be bystanders, writes Kylie Lang.
Broken families and crippled businesses who bore the brunt of the Palaszczuk Government’s belligerent and self-serving Covid restrictions have been vindicated, 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.
I was threatened with violence by two parents whose kids were out of control at the supermarket, just for doing the right thing, writes Kylie Lang.
Kids can turn their lives around with just one positive mentor, but what this deviant did cast aspersions on an entire cohort of males, writes Kylie Lang.
Social media is a toy that needs an urgent recall and it falls to the tech giants to do the right thing. If they won’t act, governments must force their hand, writes Kylie Lang.
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