The electoral carnage that was wrought on the Northern Territory government over the weekend carries a brutal lesson for Labor across the nation, and one the party ignores at its peril, writes Joe Hildebrand.
If you want a visual representation of NSW Liberal’s laughably appalling election omnishambles try picturing Derek Zoolander looking longingly at a puddle in a gutter and asking: “Who am I?”, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The $21 billion Sydney Metro is the most important project for Sydney since the Harbour Bridge opened. Here’s why.
The hard left is obsessing over Palestine and trans issues while ordinary voters just want politicians to do something about the cost of groceries, fuel, and electricity, Joe Hildebrand writes.
Former colleagues and friends of Australia’s 24th PM say he risks his credibility and allies with his pro-China denouncements of the Labor government and vicious personal attacks on its ministers.
Of course the activist left have come out to protest against the rioters, but how many were equally damning of the violence and destruction of the Black Lives Matter riots?
Among the clamour from public servants furious at being ordered back into the office this week, paramedics, police, nurses and train drivers were oddly quiet, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Corporate activism continues unabated despite the overwhelming majority of employees and shareholders not caring a jot about the causes overpaid executives attach themselves to, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The Albanese government is not responsible for the cost-of-living crisis but it is — by virtue of the fact that it is running the country — responsible for fixing it, writes Joe Hildebrand.
For the first time, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has revealed how she ran from her home, bleeding, and terrified her former partner was going to kill her.
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