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.
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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.
Labor’s plans more Jerry Springer than real corruption buster
An anti-corruption body is there to uncover corruption, not undertake the equivalent of trash-television gotcha moments best left for gossip columns, but that is Labor’s plan, writes Vikki Campion.
Innocent victim of leaked Joyce messages
What has been missed in the latest text message saga is that the woman whose messages were leaked has now become collateral damage when all she wanted to do was help others, writes Vikki Campion.
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.
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.
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