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.
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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.
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Meloni won’t bow to shrill identity politics
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Queen’s sense of duty matched only by her sense of humour
Queen Elizabeth II reigned over the Commonwealth with dignity, poise and a sense of duty forged in the fires of war. But Piers Akerman most fondly remembers her wicked sense of humour
Don’t virtue signal, listen to a reasonable Indigenous voice
There is one major voice to consider over the left, and it’s Indigenous Jacinta Nampijinpa Price. Her pushes to better Indigenous communities are compelling, writes Piers Akerman.
Labor’s bad case of foot in mouth disease
Albanese is no Bob Hawke but at least he could make an effort to address the really important issues rather than waste his term appeasing rapacious pressure groups, writes Piers Akerman.
Greens jump the shark with latest leftist lunacy
If you like a flutter and you voted for the Greens at the last election, please rethink your values and priorities, writes Peter Gleeson.
Akerman: Save your Voice for things that matter
Supporters of the Voice to parliament proposition are playing lawyers tricks by hiding their planned model or models. None of its principal proponents can define it any more than they can define reconciliation, writes Piers Akerman.
Albanese and Bowen have backed the wrong energy horse
Anthony Albanese claims he has recveived a warm reception in Europe because of his lunatic climate change policies, but those cheering him rely on nuclear and are also resurrecting coal power plants.
Some people are born bad so let the little grub rot in jail
The soft sentence for a teenage menace who killed a happy couple and their unborn child while out walking their dog highlights an Australia-wide problem. They should be throwing away the key, writes Peter Gleeson.
Why conservative-turned-teal voters are being had
Like lemmings, teal-voting female and young voters believed changing the government would change the narrative, writes Peter Gleeson.
Albo the worst possible choice to lead Australia
With the world economy in turmoil, Anthony Albanese is without doubt the worst possible choice to lead Australia at this time, Piers Akerman writes.
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