Legendary Australian businessman Dick Smith has re-entered the debate on nuclear energy, and he says the proposal would have a lot of support from one of Labor’s great prime ministers. Here’s why.
Why do governments love locking journos up for six hours to preview a budget that’s already been leaked? To control the narrative, writes James Morrow.
Putting more money into the economy means more inflation. But the Treasurer thinks he has found a way around this fact, or at least a way to hold off reality for a little while
The Democrats’ 2020 strategy of putting up Joe Biden as a sort of affable national uncle to calm the country has backfired apocalyptically.
Priced out of the east, both diners and restaurateurs are heading south. And their bookings are heading north. Tristan Rosier’s dream was to one day hit 1100 bookings a week. He’s there.
Australians could see their power bills increase by nearly $1300 every year to pay the for the federal government’s “carbon tax by stealth”.
The celebrity crowd in attendance would sooner fly commercial than vote Republican. How did they become the enemy of the pro-Palestine movement?
US-style campus protests, young people proclaiming support for terror groups, and a rising tide of anti-Semitism is a ‘virus’ that is affecting not just Jews but all Australians, ex-treasurer warns.
Labor is happy to fight against domestic violence, but they clam up when those released from immigration detention on their watch are accused of heinous crimes, writes James Morrow.
Anthony Albanese has forgotten the first rule of the fight against violence against women: It’s not all about you, mate.
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