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.
Like most thieves of freedom, the first stage of the misinformation bill snuck into our lives under darkness dressed innocuously, writes Vikki Campion.
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.
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.
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.
A venomous snake should never be approached, and a gigantic hydrogen tank that will be 10 times the size of the biggest on the planet should never be built on the doorstep of one of our cities, writes Vikki Campion.
The lead-up to an election is a time for political parties to listen, learn and scrape the barnacles from the bow of the ship they’re steering. Intermittent power is a barnacle that needs to be removed, writes Vikki Campion.
Renewable energy advocates love to tell us to trust the science, writes Vikki Campion, but if the science doesn’t suit their agenda they ignore it.
Just as the trans community deserves safety and protection of their rights, so do women, writes Vikki Campion.
It’s a great Australian tradition to call people out when they’re talking BS, writes Vikki Campion, but the government’s new laws won’t allow us to call them out on their claims about wind power.
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