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This election campaign is stuck in rehearsals

To this point, our national election campaign looks more like a severely under-rehearsed school play, writes Tim Blair.

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Bill Shorten has once again been pictured displaying his odd sausage sandwich eating technique while casting his election vote earlier today., , Who can forget the infamous 2016 photo showing the then-Labor Leader biting into the middle of the sausage sandwich, rather than from the end., , And it appears his technique hasn’t improved in the years since, with Mr Shorten being snapped today tucking into a democracy sausage in the same fashion., , He then took to Twitter to clear things up, claiming he was “vamping it up” for the cameras.

Corflutes, underdogs and sausage eating? Signs an election is here

Usually we have to wait until much closer to polling day to see the sort of antics we’ve seen of late, writes Tim Blair, but our never ending election season is already delivering.

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Burn, baby, burn: the climate kids are firing up

Tesla owners are now under siege around the world by more violent climate saviours, all because Elon Musk switched sides and teamed up with Donald Trump, writes Tim Blair.

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Can we please call time on the hostage puppies?

Money can only end starvation, poverty and pain if third world corruption and first world bureaucracy don’t consume it first, writes Tim Blair.

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Our role in Trump’s brutal bid to end a war

If we’re talking about an unwinnable conflict, then, it makes sense to contain losses rather than accrue them. This is Trump’s message, although surrounded by distracting inaccuracies, writes Tim Blair.

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Big oil is back and it’s bloody brilliant

The entire climate movement was an event for children – that’s why it was led by one for so long, writes Tim Blair.

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US President Donald Trump speaks to the press after signing a proclamation renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America aboard Air Force One, as it flies over the Gulf enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana on Febrary 09, 2025. For years, as disputes over names on the map riled up nationalist passions in several parts of the world, US policymakers have watched warily, trying to stay out or to quietly encourage peace. Suddenly, the United States has gone from a reluctant arbiter to a nomenclature belligerent, as President Donald Trump declared that the Gulf of Mexico will henceforth be called the

Blair: What if US tariffs were instead a carbon tax?

With a single comment on Monday, Trump set about converting Australian climate warriors into furious defenders of our previously planet-destroying metals and mining industries, writes Tim Blair.

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Laugh is on Labor and its festival of weakness

Energy and Climate Minister Chris Bowen says Labor is providing cheaper power thanks to renewable energy. The numbers say otherwise, writes Tim Blair.

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Big Donald revels in the art of the impossible

It turns out that lots of stupid leftist problems can be very rapidly set straight, or at least be pointed in that direction, even if they’re stupid leftist problems that have been hanging around for years.

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Happy Inauguration Day to all the haters and losers

The loser/hater community now faces an enemy who has become massively emboldened by that community’s own ruinous tactics. Trump’s foes are the authors of their own destruction, writes Tim Blair.

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