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MILAN, ITALY - MARCH 05: A lab worker tries to isolate the presence of Coronavirus during a swab test process in the Molecular biology laboratory of the Ospedale Niguarda, on March 05, 2020 in Milan, Italy. Over 3,089 people have been infected by the novel Coronavirus in Italy. Among these 107 people have died, (mainly because of a previous and serious clinical conditions compromised by the virus) 2,706 people have currently tested positive and 276 people have recovered, making Italy the hub of the epidemic in the west and pushing the Italian Government to issue extreme safety measures. (Photo by Emanuele Cremaschi/Getty Images)

Science will beat coronavirus, not warmist alarmism

Medical science will rein in the spread of the coronavirus but it won’t cure warmist alarmism. The spread of the virus is an attention-grabber but the real decline in reliable power is the greater danger to Australia, writes Piers Akerman

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks to the media during a press conference at the Sydney CPO in Sydney, Friday, January 31, 2020. Prime Minister Scott Morrison and NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian are set to unveil a new multibillion-dollar fund to open up gas for the domestic market and to fund emissions reduction projects. (AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi) NO ARCHIVING

Loud leftists are making too much noise

“loud” Australians are shouting that the “quiet” Aussies are disenchanted with Scott Morrison’s prime ministership. But “quiet” Aussies live with the fact that this nation is a democracy, Piers Akerman writes.

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MOUNT ADRAH, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 10: General view of the Dunn Road fire on January 10, 2020 in Mount Adrah, Australia. NSW is bracing for severe fire conditions, with high temperatures and strong winds forecast across the state. There are about 135 fires burning in NSW, 50 of which are uncontained. 20 people have died in the bushfires across Australia in recent weeks, including three volunteer firefighters. About 1995 homes have been destroyed and another 816 have been damaged across NSW. (Photo by Sam Mooy/Getty Images)

Less hysteria, more science when it comes to bushfires

The much-maligned Murdoch media ritually slammed by green-left ecoactivists is offering intelligent and diverse views on the nature of bushfires, Piers Akerman writes, saying “woke” Australian media only want to point to climate change as the sole cause of bushfires.

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. Mallacoota Fires evacuation. Evacuees and their animals arrive and prepare to head out to the waiting ships. The Morrissey family, Aaron and Natalie with their children Nash 7 and Marley Rose 5.         Picture: David Caird

Green smoke and mirrors

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is being lambasted for not doing enough about the raging bushfires by the usual suspects who claim they are due to climate change as they call for yet another meaningless politicians’ talkfest, writes Piers Akerman.

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03/03/2018: Generic picture of gay pride flag flying during the 40th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade. Hollie Adams/The Australian

Let 2020 be the year the world learns to face facts

Most Australians aren’t racist, ­misogynistic, transphobic, Islamophobic members of alt-Right gun clubs, but that would not be apparent to ­followers of the ABC. Cats aren’t dogs and men, really, truly, ­cannot give birth, Piers Akerman writes.

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‘Bushfires should not be a subject for politicking’

The deaths of two RFS firefighters is a devastating loss but the bushfires incinerating Australia should not be used by politicians to take a swipe at each other, Piers Akerman writes, after the opposition took aim at PM Scott Morrison for being on holidays.

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