Credlin: New Liberal leader must define all our futures
The new party leader must have proven good judgment, genuine Liberal instincts and, as is so often forgotten, a leader must be able to lead, writes Peta Credlin.
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Credlin: Coalition rues not capitalising on momentum
Six months ago, the Coalition was ahead of Labor in most polls, writes Peta Credlin. The party now needs to examine what went wrong so it succeeds next time.
Damaging ‘$600bn’ nuclear cost invented by solar panel charity
The Smart Energy Council, a Labor Party donor with links to Climate 200, are the powerful lobby group responsible for placing a $600 billion price tag on Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan. This is the full story
Credlin: Anzac Day has focused nation on PM’s weaknesses
Rather than distracting Australians from the cost of living crisis as Anthony Albanese no doubt hoped, Anzac Day has focused voters on where this country is headed and the bizarre inconsistencies of the Labor government.
Credlin: You can’t trust Albo’s weasel words on negative gearing
The Greens have said negative gearing reform would be a must for them to form a minority government. The PM said he has ‘no plans’ to change policy, but we’ve heard these weasel words before, writes Peta Credlin.
Pro-teal, anti-Libs comedian paid $588k by Climate 200
For the second election in a row a social media campaign run by comedian Dan Ilic is attacking Peter Dutton and promoting ‘teal’ independents.
Credlin: Court finally makes sense with definition for a woman
Voters should demand of their leaders that no man should be able to invade women’s sport and women’s facilities simply by self-identifying as a woman, writes Peta Credlin.
Let’s hope this is the end of ‘chest-feeding’, ‘birth individuals’ and other nonsense
With Britain’s top court declaring a “woman” means “a biological female”, we should now demand that no man be able to invade women’s facilities by identifying as a woman, and absurd terms such as “person with a cervix” should be confined to the dustbin of history, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Why I suspect the PM will now keep his Medicare card in his pocket
With polls roughly 50-50, and betting markets favouring Labor, Peter Dutton is once more the campaign underdog and that should give him the licence to go for broke, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Polls can’t predict it: Election still wide open
With four weeks to go to the federal election no one can predict the outcome. It’s all up grabs, writes Peta Credlin.
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