Global warmists cancel climate debate
The UN’s Glasgow COP26 gabfest is underpinned by no more than a climate catastrophy theory, writes Piers Akerman.
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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.
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Don’t let Bill Shorten within coo-ee of the Lodge
Opposition leader Bill Shorten believes the election contest has now become one of “hope versus fear” — and for once he is right. Sensible people have every reason to fear his policies and hope that he never makes it to the Lodge, Piers Akerman writes.
Mob roams the landscape in a quest for outrage
Renaming ‘The Barry’ the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award because entertainer Barry Humphries made casual remarks about transgenderism is a perfect example of ‘illiberal liberals’ looking for an excuse to be outraged.
Lefties make about as much sense as a goose’s fart
What the ‘woke’ generation needs to know is that a vote for ‘progressive’ Liberals Zali Steggall or Kerryn Phelps will help install the hard-Left-backed Labor Party nominally led by Bill Shorten but not-so-secretly controlled by ultra-Leftist ACTU secretary Sally McManus.
Don’t let ‘Bullsh*t Bill’ fool you on election day
Bill Shorten needs to be called out for what he is — with apologies to sensitive readers — Bullsh*t Bill, Piers Akerman writes, as he discusses Labor’s signature electric car policy where 50 per cent of the vehicles on the road must be electric by 2030.
What Gladys can teach federal Libs about poll victory
There are lessons to be learnt from last weekend’s NSW election, but unfortunately the federal Liberal Party doesn’t seem to be listening, Piers Akerman writes.
Truth is the first casualty as fools push own agendas
Predictably, the Christchurch massacre has been used by disparate political bodies to push their agendas even as the funerals continue, Piers Akerman writes.
Voting Labor will demolish all the good work
With good reason, Christchurch’s sickening terrorist atrocity dampened electioneering in NSW this weekend. But with pre-polling underway, it is more important than ever that voters understand the choice they make, Piers Akerman writes.
Voters need to face reality or suffer the consequences
With the NSW election now less than two weeks away and the federal election just over two months out, voters appear to in a fog over the core issues. They shouldn’t be, Piers Akerman writes.
‘I know George Pell and that man cannot be guilty’
Catholic Cardinal George Pell was found guilty of child sex offences last week. Sunday Telegraph columnist Piers Akerman reveals why he is absolutely astonished at the charges and sickened by the verdict.
Voters get sinking feeling they still can’t trust Labor
Labor is again split over the party’s decision to ignore the pleas of workers in northern Queensland in favour of Green-Left activists in the inner-urban areas of southern cities who have adopted the global warming cult as their creed, Piers Akerman writes.
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