The cost of building a home and owning land should be cheaper in Australian than most parts of the world but our policy makers have turned the Australian dream into a nightmare, writes Vikki Campion.
If Labor gets wins a majority, millions of dollars spent on feasibility studies, planning and designs will be wasted and communities which have fought for safer roads and better dams will be back to square one, writes Vikki Campion.
Penny Wong’s new-found faith in nuclear capabilities, gives hope to every person battling to pay their skyrocketing power bills, writes Vikki Campion.
When John Howard turned 60, Anthony Albanese described the then-PM as a ‘fossil’ … belonging to museums and historical texts’. Now 60 himself, Vikki Campion wonders if Albo has revised his ageist view.
Liberals should focus on seats in Sydney’s west but, instead, they are wandering around a conservative electorate they have never won and it could come at a huge cost, writes Vikki Campion.
Kumanjayi Walker was a violent offender who was shot dead after stabbing police officer Zach Rolfe and threatening his partner’s life. How has this monster been turned into a martyr, asks Vikki Campion.
As we close and run down coal-fired power stations, there will be no Snowy Hydro to save us when Liddell Power Station’s April closure leaves a 13 per cent reduction in NSW’s power supply, writes Vikki Campion.
The Voice to Parliament debate is not being helped by Anthony Albanese and his self-righteous responses to anyone who dare question it, writes Vikki Campion.
Business and government would prefer to take feedback from the bowels of the internet rather than respond to real people and their concerns in face-to-face meetings, writes Vikki Campion.
The people of Alice Springs screamed that their town was broken until their throats burned. It fell on deaf ears. It would be a different story if this was another Australian city, writes Vikki Campion.
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