Sick stew of identity politics now has youth standing up for Hamas
How is it that the generation that thinks we should ‘believe all women’ has turned on a dime and now justifies Hamas’s reign of sexual terror against Israeli and women?
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Labor ‘pathological’ and ‘deeply divided’ over Israel ceasefire letter
An open letter accusing Israel of “domination” and calling on Australia to “recognise Palestine” signed by prominent federal and state MPs signed shows Labor is “deeply divided” over Middle East policy, says Liberal MP.
‘Grossly irresponsible’ influencers fuelling anti-Israel hate online
Young Australians’ attitudes towards the conflict in the Middle East are being shaped by passionately anti-Israel social media influencers, who use accounts dedicated to everything from makeup to parenting to push pro-Palestinian messages.
‘Can’t be trusted’: Opposition say Labor’s energy plan is falling flat
Labor has been accused of setting the country up for an economic “black hole” that could cost the country more than 300,000 jobs thanks to rising power prices and a rushed push to net zero.
New witnesses claim ‘Gas the Jews’ was chanted at Opera House
NSW Police have been provided with testimony from witnesses who heard protesters chant “gas the Jews” at an ugly Opera House protest in October, contradicting claims the anti-Semitic phrase was never uttered.
Economic reality coming headlong for Chalmers’ ‘modernising’ plans
Jim Chalmers has touted “modernization”, “maximization”, and “middle Australia” while saying his goal is to “renew and reform, not just repair and restore.” James Morrow breaks down what it all means.
‘Where are you Albo’: Price slams PM for ‘going missing’ after Voice
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says Anthony Albanese has been missing in action on Indigenous issues ever since the Voice to parliament referendum failed nearly two months ago. Watch the video.
Net zero push to gobble up Australia’s farmland
Australia could lose one-third of its productive agricultural land to solar panels and wind farms if the government pushes forward with its plans to reach net zero emissions through wind and solar, a new study has warned.
A-G’s shameful bullying stems from government’s own failures
Smug and arrogant on a good day, Mark Dreyfus was clearly rattled by a series of questions over his government’s own failures in the detainee debacle, writes James Morrow.
Labor’s law ‘reform’ will wind up weakening our borders
A move to turn a ‘court of bureaucracy’ responsible for upholding visa cancellations into a new ALP creation will lead to more overseas crims staying in Australia, writes JAMES MORROW.
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