Bill’s Short-on details but Coalition hasn’t won yet
For a bloke who’s campaigned strongly over the past five years, Bill Shorten’s first week on the hustings was a shocker, writes Peta Credlin. But the Coalition still has a huge task ahead.
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GetUp!’s guerrilla game plan
Politics in this country used to be about debating the merits of one policy over another, with voters making the final decision, writes Peta Credlin. Sadly, it’s now about shifting Australia’s political ‘centre’ to the left.
Hell hath no fury like an ex-PM’s scorned son
Clearly not over his father’s loss of the top job, reports are now emerging that Alex Turnbull is advising independents on how to oust sitting Liberal MPs. A sadder political sight is yet to be seen, writes Peta Credlin.
The election questions you need to ask local members
Given that we’re lucky enough to live in a truly democratic nation, we must not take elections — or the opportunity they provide us — for granted. Now is the time for tough questions, writes Peta Credlin.
This gender madness has gone too far
Following changes to Tasmanian law, any child over 16 years will be able to change their gender ‘at-whim’, writes Peta Credlin. Can feminists finally see how this gender madness has subverted their gains?
Don’t trust this dodgy electric car sales team
Labor has been caught out approaching policy from the perspective of green ideology rather than the practicalities of Australian life, writes Peta Credlin. Just look at Bill Shorten’s electric car promise.
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