Snake oil policies offer utopia of no lasting consequence
Indie MPs don’t appear to have any idea of how they intend to influence anything except to shut agriculture, oil, gas and coal down, Vikki Campion writes.
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GP superclinic idea already a proven failure
Labor makes an art form of talking about problems it can’t fix, such as climate change, but not what it can improve, such as regional health, Vikki Campion writes.
A net-zero Greens utopia will bring Australia to its knees
If the Greens slash defence spending, how will they pay for their free uni, childcare, parental leave, and welfare utopia — and protect our nation at the same time, Vikki Campion asks.
Gender balance is no vaccine to bullying behaviour
A plan for a unit to look at the impact on women sounds lovely, but it shows Labor does not have an economic infrastructure building agenda; it has a social engineering agenda, writes Vikki Campion.
Should climate change be Australia’s priority?
The anti-agriculture, anti-mining, anti-dams philosophy seems to come from those who enjoy eating our good food in urban cafes and keeping their hot showers and lights on, writes Vikki Campion.
Parliament’s fanciful charade fails the bullied and harassed
If realistic measures aren’t taken to address the bullying in parliament only narcissists and psychopaths will survive there, writes Vikki Campion.
Clueless green activists side with floods over victims
It’s easy to have a strong opinion against a dam when you have a roof over your head, a hot meal and pictures of your kids because they were never washed away, writes Vikki Campion.
Glasgow fantasies leave nations vulnerable to attack
The state of the world should serve as a reckoning – that we should be using our natural resources like coal and oil at home – instead of shipping it all overseas, Vikki Campion writes.
‘Vladdy Daddy’: Democracy fades in hands of childish Gen Zs
Putin now has a window into the vacuous world of the West’s social justice warriors, a cowardly lot who expect democracy to be defended for them, writes Vikki Campion.
Politics of protests: Agree or go home
It appears Labor empathy only applies to certain crusades because when thousands took part in a massive rally in Canberra last weekend, Albo just told them to “go home,” Vikki Campion writes.
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