We should thank old King Coal this Christmas
When paying your power bill, keep feeling good and fuzzy about net zero. It’s a moral imperative to shut coal down, writes Vikki Campion.
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Truth and torment told to MPs’ empty seats
Given the chance to examine the arguments for and against nuclear energy, federal MPs didn’t go because they didn’t want to hear the reality of the intermittent power grift, writes Vikki Campion.
Methane meds plans have a distinctive whiff
Cattle are suffering from being pumped with new drugs to reduce methane output, but it’s not animal cruelty when the climate club says it’s all right, writes Vikki Campion.
A few warm days are not a climate emergency
Dorothea Mackellar missed her “sunburnt country”, her “ragged mountain ranges, of droughts and flooding rains” – not “naturally airconditioned Australia”, writes Vikki Campion.
How Greens take over our councils by stealth
Just when you thought that poor horse had been flogged to death, the Voice is being dragged back on to the agenda via local councils, writes Vikki Campion.
Beware, the COP piss-up is coming our way
On the other side of the world, billionaires have parked their private jets to see their friends for COP29. If it’s up to our government, the 2026 holiday for COP31 will be here – on the taxpayer’s dollar, writes Vikki Campion.
In case you missed it, Albo wants to gag us
Like most thieves of freedom, the first stage of the misinformation bill snuck into our lives under darkness dressed innocuously, writes Vikki Campion.
Halloween hypocrisy lays bare corporate hatred for Australia Day
Do you know what’s truly horrifying about Halloween, asks Vikki Campion? It’s that retailers are so keen to embrace it while doing anything they can to avoid celebrating Australia Day.
Our kids to pay the cost of childcare bear traps
If taxpayers can afford $675 a week for a childcare centre to raise our kids, we can afford $500 a week for new mums to stay home with their babies now, writes Vikki Campion.
Our PM is a master of the art of hypocrisy
Anthony Albanese has made a career of skewering political opponents, so the PM has no right to whinge when he cops a bucket for buying a $4.3m property, writes Vikki Campion.
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