Gladys should have taken Shakespeare’s advice
Political disaster could have been avoided if Gladys Berejiklian had listened to the Bard, writes Piers Akerman.
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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.
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Left will leave a bloody trail with their bleeding hearts
It’s a pity that those demanding the Coalition be more humane have never seen dead bodies floating in the ocean, never heard the cries of drowning people, never had to pick up and bag body parts, Piers Akerman writes.
A political hero emerged to take on big banks
In a quirk of coincidence, Senator John “Wacka” Williams will finish his parliamentary career on the last day of the financial year, having delivered — against the odds — the banking royal commission, Piers Akerman writes.
Women in the spotlight doing feminism no favours
The rabid actions of some of its most extreme exponents have dealt feminism a crippling blow, with Yumi Stynes, Clementine Ford, Zali Steggall and Julia Banks in the spotlight this week, writes Piers Akerman.
Why the policies of selfish lefties are lethal
Australians will be rolling the dice with their future if they back the flawed politics of Green-Labor, because selfish progressives are happy to jeopardise lives to promote items in their political agenda, writes Piers Akerman.
First Fleet brought foundations of a civilised society
In what must rank as among the most idiotic remarks of the New Year — if not the most — “proudly indigenous” Today show reporter Brooke Boney shared her sadly ill-informed view on why she is unable to celebrate Australia Day, Piers Akerman writes.
Voters have a real choice at federal election
With a federal election looming, voters should not be influenced by the green-left’s fake news. The choice is clear: higher taxes, higher power and housing prices, fewer jobs … or a government determined to drive down costs, writes Piers Akerman.
Labor and Greens riding on back of rogues in GetUp!
The destructive foreign-funded Green-Left activist organisation GetUp! has demonstrated its irrelevance to mainstream Australia through the publication of its electoral goals, including stopping the Adani mine, Piers Akerman writes.
Harwin’s climate virtue signalling a recipe for disaster
NSW Energy Minister Don Harwin may have believed he was distancing the NSW government from the PM when he challenged his federal counterpart to act on emissions but he was actually white-anting the federal government’s strategy to bring down power prices, Piers Akerman writes.
Morrison doesn’t have to fail as a leader
There are now three failed “M” national leaders — Macron, Merkel, May. PM Scott Morrison doesn’t have to be the fourth, Piers Akerman writes.
Shorten and Phelps weakened national security
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been given early Christmas presents by Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and GetUp!’s new parliamentary go-to-girl Kerryn Phelps over their stance on national security, Piers Akerman writes.
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