Failed Voice referendum is just first skirmish in a long war
No means no, Albo, so get over it and don’t try to introduce this failed Voice to Parliament through some other means, writes Piers Akerman.
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’We are better than this’: Time to stand up for freedom again
While the civilised world stands with Israel, pockets within Australia have shown they stand with terrorists, writes Piers Akerman.
Yes camp’s poisonous attitude will linger
After October 14, Australians must come together as Aussies first, and put their ancestral heritage a distant second, writes Piers Akerman
Indigenous ancestry should not be key to privileged access
Having an Aboriginal ancestor one, two or more generations back should not be grounds for additional benefits or privileged access to government, writes Piers Akerman.
‘Blackouts’ Bowen in la-la land over refusal to wind back radical agenda
Reality has struck energy-pressed governments everywhere in the real world, but not in Labor’s progressive la-la land, writes Piers Akerman.
Why Price is right to reject perpetual victimhood
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price in a far better place to judge what’s best for Aborigines, writes Piers Akerman.
Polls suggest Voice is Going, Going, Gone
Yes voters are boasting You’re the Voice as their campaign anthem but, the way the opinion polls are trending, Going, Going, Gone would be more apt, writes Piers Akerman.
How Canberra has wormed way into irrational decisions
Worms in their brains could be the answer for the wacky nonsense being spouted in the nation’s capital, writes Piers Akerman.
Labor’s utopian vision will be a ‘yes’ for dystopia
Labor wants to entrench discrimination and give some citizens greater rights than others through the Voice. In envisioning a utopia, it is creating a dystopia – again, writes Piers Akerman.
Labor’s sheep ensure Aussies are being shorn
This week’s ALP national conference added a further 2000 to the Queensland flock – but it is the rest of us who will be shorn, writes Piers Akerman.
Humbug! Albanese dishonest in Voice denials
Stop humbugging, Albo. Come clean on this shonky Voice referendum and dump it now, writes Piers Akerman.
First Drumgold kicks an own goal, now it’s the ACT government’s turn
Responding to the Sofronoff inquiry will be a real test for the ACT government which has shown itself to be little more than a self-important local council, writes Piers Akerman.
Logic left behind on Victoria’s road to financial ruin
The cancellation of the 2026 Commonwealth Games was just the latest in a series of policy backflips by Daniel Andrews which defy rational explanation, writes Piers Akerman.
Too many myths for Yes argument to hit home
The notion anyone with an Aboriginal ancestor inherently possesses distinctive spiritual connections to the continent denied all other Australians undermines the basis of our democratic foundation, writes Piers Akerman.
Cut red tape to stop bushfire threat with regular burns
Repeats of the more recent fierce fires can only be avoided if the fuel loads are reduced with sensitive, regular cool burns using the practices of 200 years ago, writes Piers Akerman.
Voice won’t fix any of the serious problems
Linda Burney doesn’t need the Voice to provide priorities to Indigenous communities – she has the power to legislate now, writes Piers Akerman.
After a year in office, Labor is already stuck on wrong side of history
On many policies – including energy, Ukraine and the Voice – the Labor-Greens-Teals are failing miserably and are blinded by their ideology to the harm they are causing, writes Piers Akerman.
Labor is hellbent on killing the economy
The dramatic overkill of WA’s Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill is just a foretaste of the nation-crushing rort a Yes vote on the Voice would deliver, writes Piers Akerman.
Labor, teals fail integrity test
Justice should be the goal, not political vendettas, if the public is to trust politicians, writes Piers Akerman.
Wilkinson and her hypocritic cohorts reveal true colours
Lisa Wilkinson and Peter FitzSimons are probably the scoldiest couple in the country, but they possess an astounding ignorance about the Liberal Party’s long-standing engagement with Indigenous people, writes Piers Akerman.
Inquiry into Lehrmann prosecution exposes lack of expertise in ACT’s justice system
An average observer with exposure to the political-judicial world could reasonably believe that the ACT’s administration of justice is seriously flawed, writes Piers Akerman.
Voice supporters do not back arguments with facts
Whether a barrister or a barista, facts help in any argument and PM Albanese has none to back his much-vaunted Voice to Parliament, writes Piers Akerman.
Why Chalmers should be thankful for coal
Labor may drag us all down to rock bottom before it realises the economic damage of its wicked ways, writes Piers Akerman.
Voice proposals are divisive and must be defeated
The media sycophants of virtue signalling business leaders insist that the Voice is a “very simple idea”, but then resort to bullying and cancelling those who explore the full ramifications of this farcical referendum, writes Piers Akerman.
Time to get fired up about energy sector
Be it clean coal, gas, biomass or nuclear, fire it up and put the nation back on its feet, writes Piers Akerman.
Don’t ignore trouble in our Pacific ‘family’
If China is going to buy PNG, throw in the justice system as well if Australia is not interested in helping, writes Piers Akerman.
How Albanese will sleepwalk his way to The Lodge
The word on the street – or should that be on the back roads where grey nomads travel – is that Anthony Albanese is a shoo-in for the Lodge, writes Peter Gleeson.
Dishonest Labor Party to fall into trap of its own making
The delicious irony of the Labor Party’s push for a federal ICAC-style investigative body should not be lost on those who value integrity, writes Peter Gleeson.
ABC deserves Senate inquiry
ABC chair Ita Buttrose may object to a proposed Senate inquiry but the ABC’s news and current affairs programs are beyond a joke, writes Piers Akerman.
Beware the prophets of climate catastrophe
The cracked climate catastrophe crystal ball was on display again at the UN’s Glasgow COP26 gabfest, writes Piers Akerman.
Putting off overseas arrivals is absurd, it’s time to move on
The 90 per cent double vax target for opening Qld’s international borders is unrealistic and as the Melbourne Cup shenanigans showed us, it’s past time we moved on with our lives, writes Peter Gleeson.
ABC’s attack on Morrison torpedoed by facts
Prime Minister Scott Morrison was fully entitled to ensure that the facts were laid out when he was grossly insulted by the disappointed French leader, writes Piers Akerman.
Don’t weaken Australia’s border controls
Penalising tribunal members who uphold deportation orders encourages unlawful entry to Australia, writes Piers Akerman.
Global warmists cancel climate debate
The UN’s Glasgow COP26 gabfest is underpinned by no more than a climate catastrophy theory, writes Piers Akerman.
Don’t drink the climate Kool-Aid
Net zero campaigns should ring alarm bells for Prime Minister Scott Morrison and all sane Australians, writes Piers Akerman.
Australia must stand up for freedom against China
Most Australians may have been content to let the dragon go unchallenged until the global pandemic but the fallout shows we must stand up against China, Piers Akerman writes.
Gleeso: Ex-PMs are the ones who are in denial over net zero
Turnbull and Rudd are in denial about the economic impact of making the planet cleaner, writes Peter Gleeson.
Gladys should have taken Shakespeare’s advice
Political disaster could have been avoided if Gladys Berejiklian had listened to the Bard, writes Piers Akerman.
Keating and Rudd’s comments embarrass Labor
Paul Keating and Kevin Rudd’s attempts to denigrate Scott Morrison for standing up to China are a national disgrace, writes Piers Akerman.
Submarine deal boosts Australia’s ties with US
America trusting Australia with their nuclear technology is a huge mark of confidence and the French were unreliable allies, writes Piers Akerman.
Dutton has proven he’s a contender for top job
Dutton is shaping to be the country’s best Defence Minister since Kim Beazley and could be the best future contender for The Lodge, writes Peter Gleeson.
Our kids are being brainwashed and we are powerless to stop it
Our kids – your kids and grandkids – are being taught to hate Australia, and there’s nothing we can do, writes Peter Gleeson.
9/11 reminds us why we fight to live
While hate-filled mullahs celebrated, thousands of ordinary men and women raced towards the Twin Towers to help, writes Piers Akerman.
9/11 anniversary calls for strengthened alliances
It is more important than ever that Australia sustains and builds its treaty with the United States and New Zealand, writes Piers Akerman.
Red vs blue and the loser is Australia
Labor is deserting the very people it was founded to serve, it’s policies on Covid-19 showing the party sees small business as merely collateral damage, writes Peter Gleeson.
Doctor’s persecution exposes harsh reality of terror
Last week, a military court in another failed state sentenced Australia’s Dr Jamal Rifi, in absentia, to 10 years imprisonment for the ‘crime’ of ‘collaborating with the Israeli enemy’.
Climate change report as bogus, unscientific as ever
Empirical research doesn’t cut it with the Kumbaya crew protesting outside Parliament House as they are all barracking for an apocalyptic end to the world as we know it, Piers Akerman writes.
Gleeso: Aunty’s twits could learn a thing or two from SBS
While our echo-chamber ABC is more concerned with toxic tweets, its “little brother” is showing it how public broadcasting is done – at a third of the cost.
Labor’s fast and loose approach to Covid has sealed their fate
There’s no doubt that the early vaccine rollout could have been handled better by the Commonwealth, but Labor leader Anthony Albanese is not helping — and it will backfire, writes Peter Gleeson.
Covid is not fake and vaccination is our ticket to freedom
The danger Covid poses is very real, but lockdown frustration is only going to increase — and governments are ill-equipped to deal with the blowback, writes Piers Akerman.
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