Miranda Live: John Howard, Jim Molan talk safer borders with Miranda Devine
ONE was the original architect of “stopping the boats”, while the other was directly appointed to oversee Operation Sovereign Borders — both former PM John Howard and Major General turned senator Jim Molan sat down to talk policy with Miranda Devine on her online radio show Miranda Live.
ONE was the original architect of “stopping the boats”, while the other was directly appointed to oversee Operation Sovereign Borders — both former PM John Howard and Major General turned senator Jim Molan sat down to talk policy with Miranda Devine on her online radio show Miranda Live.
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Newly minted Liberal Senator Jim Molan, a former Australian Army Major General who oversaw operations in Iraq, has copped flak recently over his social media posts after it was revealed he had shared several Facebook videos from far right hate group Britain First.
Devine also sat down with climate sceptic Professor Peter Ridd and Catholic Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher.
Yesterday, no subject was off limits as Labor heavyweight Anthony Albanese talked politics, Safe Schools and even the eventual reunion with his long lost father.
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Labor, Teals wipe out generation of Lib leaders
The Liberal Party shindig was a downcast affair, as seat after seat fell to independents or to Labor, wiping out a generation of leaders, Miranda Devine writes.
Wartime leader Morrison is not what Australia wants, but needs
There is little enthusiasm for Albo, other than as a way to kick out a government Aussies are sick of. If the Coalition is defeated on Saturday, it’s a triumph of emotion over reason, writes Miranda Devine.
Morrison 1, Albanese 0 in pre-poll verbal clash
In the second of the leaders’ debates, while Anthony Albanese’s pointiest questions fell flat Scott Morrison landed zinger after zinger, writes Miranda Devine.
Drowning not waving: Labor win a border risk
If Anthony Albanese wins the election the boats will start again, because people smugglers know Labor is weak on borders, writes Miranda Devine.
Beware the committed socialist in conservative’s clothing
Disunity on the US right helped usher in the worst president in living memory, Joe Biden. Australian voters must be wary of making the same mistake, writes Miranda Devine.
President’s own staff contradict blundering Biden
The world cowers as the US president bumbles from one contradiction to the next, writes Miranda Devine.