Great environmental vandals shoot themselves in the feet
Proponents of renewable energy policies may not understand how they have failed the nation until blackouts force them to recognise the reality of their folly, writes Piers Akerman.
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Albanese capitulated to radical activists pushing the Voice
Camouflaging the Voice referendum as a simple recognition of Indigenous Australians in the Constitution is a massive con, argues Piers Akerman.
Virtue-signalling has no business in reality
A bank closing in Silicon Valley and a natural gas shortage are both caused by inane virtue-signalling, argues Piers Akerman.
Politics risk scuttling subs deal
A nuclear submarine designed by committee will please all AUKUS partners but not the unfortunate Australian taxpayer.
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Investigate politicians and health experts
We weren’t all in this together because of petty politicians and the lack of expertise displayed by our so-called health experts, 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.
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