Campion: Electric vehicles not made for brutal country driving
Electric vehicle policy proves yet again that the government is focused on inner-city elites at the expense of those in rural Australia, writes Vikki Campion.
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Campion: Greens so blinded by love they ignore obvious solution
The Greens’ devotion to wind and solar as the cornerstone of our energy grid is ludicrous but they will not listen to an alternative view as they proved in the Senate this week.
When push comes to shove, you want a doctor. That’s the real test
If they can deliver a baby, my doc can be from Mars, says Vikki Campion. So stop setting “cultural” tests that keep overseas-trained medicos in cabs instead of saving lives in rural areas.
Teal two-trick ponies’ problem: running out of tricks
Teal independents are about to realise their own irrelevance. They are the second spare tyre in the car, because Labor has numbers. Actually, they’re eight spare tyres, writes Vikki Campion.
Maybe Bill could have stopped Manly’s pride jersey debacle
It took a moderate former trade union official to preserve the word ‘mother’ and bring some sanity to the ‘birthing parent’ debate. Bill Shorten sorted it like a boss. Maybe Manly should give him a call, writes Vikki Campion.
Health and common sense casualties of Labor cutbacks
Labor campaigned hard on ‘saving’ Medicare from Coalition policies, but it took just eight weeks in government for them to wield the axe, writes Vikki Campion.
Campion: Bali tourists need to be herded into quarantine
Foot and Mouth Disease has the potential to destroy our agriculture and supply chains and for tourists returning from Bali that should mean a visit to our unused quarantine hubs on their return to Australia, writes Vikki Campion.
Campion: Teals’ sense of entitlement laid bare
The Teals have not stopped complaining about a staff reduction since Anthony Albanese made a decision cut their number of advisers. They don’t know how good they’ve actually got it, writes Vikki Campion.
Lunatic farm rules are sowing the seeds of famine
Cutting fertilisers and pesticides because of concerns about climate change killing people in the future ignores that hundreds of millions are starving to death right now, writes Vikki Campion.
Greens’ crude attacks on Australian flag will destroy our sense of unity
The Greens’ decision to trash the national flag by moving it from the background of leader Adam Bandt’s media conference will only create division within our community, writes Vikki Campion.
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