‘Shocker’: Tory loss at the hands of a ‘wrecker’
The Conservatives’ loss could have been much worse. But they now face their toughest battle yet after losing on major issues with voters, writes James Campbell.
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Extraordinary diplomatic dressing down puts Jewish relations at all-time low
Australia has sparked a diplomatic flashpoint after the Albanese government hauled in Israel’s ambassador for a dressing down over his country’s war in the Middle East.
Wong’s brutal insult leaves Israel relationship in tatters
Aside from the US, Australia has been one of the few countries Israel could rely upon to have its back but in two short years, the Albanese government has shredded the relationship, writes James Campbell.
‘Must be taken seriously’: Islamic group’s Australian safe haven
An Islamist group which has been banned in other countries is using its ability to operate in Australia to run digital campaigns here and abroad. It has led to a push for the Albanese government to take the matter “seriously”.
Assange proof Lefties don’t get it
You would assume progressive politicians would not be seen anywhere near a bloke who skipped bail to avoid extradition over alleged sex crimes – but, for Julian Assange, different rules apply, writes James Campbell.
Payman’s betrayal damages all her Labor colleagues
It’s a measure of how far the ALP is down the identity politics plughole that Fatima Payman suffered no great consequences for giving the finger to her party – despite damaging her colleagues’ re-election chances, writes James Campbell.
CFMEU claims council maintenance workers as takeover fight steams on
Council maintenance crews and machinery operators have been recruited by the militant CFMEU as it continues a hostile takeover of the local government sector.
Hamas’s depraved tactics aided by Australia’s criticism of Israel
Every time the Australian government criticises Israel, far from helping to bring peace, it is sending a message that Hamas’s violence is bringing it closer to victory, writes James Campbell.
Libs finally take a great big leap of atomic faith
Not since 1991 when John Hewson rolled the dice with Fightback! has an opposition leader had the cojones to offer a vision as bold as Dutton’s plan to introduce nuclear power, writes James Campbell.
Fighting words as Geelong stands up to ‘detrimental’ CFMEU
The City of Greater Geelong has vowed to fight a CFMEU bid to recruit garbos, gardeners and blue collar workers to its ranks, with its CEO declaring the militant union “has no place” at the council.
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