Time we shone light on power crisis
AUSTRALIANS have lost sight of the national interest in the debate on reliable energy and homosexual marriage. The first is a matter of enormous importance to everyone, the second, not so much.
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Hypocrisy the winner in gay marriage debate
THE homosexual marriage debate has descended into the farcical. The proponents of homosexual marriage must think the Australian public have very short memories, Piers Akerman writes.
Thought Police hard at work in Australia
A BULLYING clique of Thought Police that even George Orwell did not dare to dream up is hard at work on the same sex marriage debate, Piers Akerman writes.
Michaelia nails hopeless Bill
SENATOR Michaelia Cash knows a union puppet when she sees one, and she’s got Bill Shorten’s measure, writes Piers Akerman.
We might as well have reality stars ruling us
IF FADS and fashions are going to dictate Australian public policy, parliament might just as well descend into the depths of reality TV with the stars of MKR running the country.
You don’t like it here? Feel free to leave
INCREASING residency from one year to four and tightening the English language requirements don’t seem onerous burdens, nor does the upholding of Australian values.
Drinking the warmist Kool-Aid will kill us
GLOBAL warming — now called climate change — is being served up to the Australian public by the Greens, Labor and now the Turnbull faux Liberal government, Piers Akerman writes.
Turnbull’s subs deal will cheese us all off
PM Malcolm Turnbull had a cheesy grin on his face when he visited the French city of Cherbourg to talk up his government’s submarine deal last weekend, Piers Akerman writes.
PM has until Xmas before he’s a turkey
MALCOLM Turnbull has divided the Liberals with his egocentric style and now has until Christmas to reverse the polling trend or he will have exhausted any remaining credibility.
I’m left Pyne-ing for a real Liberal leader
IT IS impossible to misquote or take out of context the remarks made by the Leader of the House, Christopher Pyne, caught boasting of his disloyalty to Tony Abbott.
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