Cabinet minister who leaked texts is a coward
The cabinet minister who hid behind anonymity while making public former premier Gladys Berejiklian texts about the PM should apologise or quit, Vikki Campion writes.
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Empty shelves proof that business has fallen into a Greens trap
Empty supermarket shelves across Australia is a sign that our resources industry is being seriously hampered by activists who have no idea how things are made or where it comes from, writes Vikki Campion.
‘Great love doesn’t need a ring … but I like how it feels’
A scandalous start. A gem dug up from his electorate. A proposal on bended knees. Vikki Campion writes openly about her engagement to Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce.
Cruel NDIS ‘life hacks’ steal support from disabled kids
Shameless TikTok influencers are stealing from the most vulnerable Australians by sharing ‘life hacks’ to exploit the NDIS, Vikki Campion writes.
Albo must stop his ‘TripAdvisor’ policy stance
Labor leader Anthony Albanese should have visited less touristy parts of regional Queensland to drum up votes, Vikki Campion writes.
Heartfelt thanks to the mum who saved our little boy
To the mum who was “not from here”, who pulled my toddler son out of the creek, you saved his life and our lives from being forever broken, Vikki Campion writes.
Premiers must stop ignoring other issues because of Covid
What will our premiers talk about if they intend to remain reality TV stars in 2022 as talking heads for Covid while ignoring other issues? Vikki Campion has some ideas.
Let’s not kid ourselves, The Voices sound like a party
The Coalition once made a virtue of never pandering to the Greens, but with this new coat of paint, in shades of teal and pink, The Voices have it spooked, writes Vikki Campion.
One of the grossest acts of misogyny ever seen in public life
Greens MP Abigail Boyd’s attempt to omit the word “woman” from new laws relating to the loss of an unborn child is a new low for the political party, writes Vikki Campion.
Nothing will change in wake of parliament culture report
Whistleblowers who make complaints about the parliamentary workplace do so at their peril, copping torrents of abuse, campaigns of lies — and often a hefty legal bill, writes Vikki Campion.
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