Something stinks in this insane rush to net zero
The Albanese government charges blindly into the valley of net-zero instability while the world ponders the folly of our blinkered zealotry, writes Mike O’Connor.
The Albanese government charges blindly into the valley of net-zero instability while the world ponders the folly of our blinkered zealotry, writes Mike O’Connor.
The nation and its states are battling a leadership crisis, poorly served by a mediocre bunch of also-rans, writes Mike O’Connor.
People who enjoy the freedoms that Australians fought and died for but preach hate and genocide are not worthy of the protection our laws give them, writes Mike O’Connor.
If there’s an ABC job vacancy and two applicants, the culturally diverse candidate gets the nod while the one born into an Anglo-Saxon way of life gets shown the door, writes Mike O’Connor.
While the state government moves to protect our children from Covid with vaccination rollouts and the postponement of classes, there is one aspect of childcare that is being overlooked, writes Mike O’Connor.
As expected, the Covid genie has escaped (don’t expect premiers to admit they screwed up) but that doesn’t mean there will be no shortage of battles to be fought in 2022, writes Mike O’Connor.
Mike O’Connor has survived another year of the Covid-19 pandemic – which is no big deal when you consider his lifetime of near-death experiences.
In a year we’ll be glad to see the back of, there was no shortage of absurd moments, writes Mike O’Connor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
I’ve a tip for our leaders. Voters at the next federal election won’t be thinking about net zero emissions, they’ll be thinking about the cost of housing, food, fuel and raising a family, writes Mike O’Connor.
I recently took a wrong turn and suddenly found myself in ‘no man’s land’. That’s right, I’d accidentally crossed over into NSW, writes Mike O’Connor.
When the entire parliament collapses into a giggling heap when a minister announces – smirk, snicker – an inquiry, then we have a serious problem, writes Mike O’Connor.
People are quick to declare Black Lives Matter, but how many Indigenous parents think their children matter, asks Mike O’Connor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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