Why Albo’s word is his bond, and a lie is a lie is a lie
After his tax cuts “Great Lie”, should Anthony Albanese contemplate breaking his promise not to shift the January 26 date, he will be swept from office, writes Mike O’Connor.
Mike O'Connor
Union wharfies on $170k a year hold nation to ransom
OPINION: One union can sit back and effectively shut down the country’s ports at an estimated cost of $84m a day and the Albanese government reckons that’s just fine, writes Mike O’Connor.
Why do people accepted into this country repay us by bringing their hatred of others?
We’re smart enough to make up our own minds on how to celebrate our national day without any sermonising from the boardroom, writes Mike O’Connor.
If Crisafulli vows to dump the Games, he’ll be our next premier
OPINION: Asking Queenslanders to get behind the 2032 Games when the health system is failing and families are living in their cars is a bit rich, writes Mike O’Connor.
More Stories
Woke Left turning our children into illiterate failures
Our kids aren’t stupid. They are the victims of a flawed system perpetuated by people who are part of the problem, writes Mike O’Connor.
Who will defend the white Christian male?
There’s an ugly undercurrent right now seeking to sweep away those who would stand up for their right to hold Christian beliefs, writes Mike O’Connor.
Grandstanding politicians only care about next election
One day, we will have electric vehicles and renewable power, but it will be determined by technology and not politicians, writes Mike O’Connor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Granny flats, DNA bungle: Knee-deep in bulldust amid constant own goals
A granny flat thought bubble, the DNA testing bungle, people dying waiting for an ambulance … the state government is caught in a minefield of self-inflicted crises, writes Mike O’Connor.
Flags on a bridge won’t change anything
Common sense scored a rare victory over tokenism and virtue signalling when it was suggested two new flags be flown atop the Story Bridge, writes Mike O’Connor.
Forget sacrifice, all Aussies want now is something for nothing
We’ve become a nation hooked on an insidious rise in government handouts, wanting something for nothing and not willing to sacrifice, writes Mike O’Connor.
PM’s cynical Shaq circus an insult to our collective intelligence
Don’t blame Shaq. He was duped into being part of a cynical political exercise by a Prime Minister who promised that under him, politics would be different, writes Mike O’Connor.
Smokescreen: Labor’s media army treats public like dopes
Instead of keeping Queenslanders informed of the workings of government, the Premier has surrounded herself with a propaganda team that tries to block the release of anything that casts her team in a poor light, writes Mike O’Connor.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/opinion/mike-oconnor/page/13