The mother of all battles is not over yet
The Royal Commission into Veteran Suicides is the result of tireless work by a heartbroken mother and one man. They must help to determine its terms of reference, writes Vikki Campion.
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Zero Emission Target not the horse to bet on in Hunter
NSW Upper Hunter by-election is the premier political race right now and each party knows that to win, they must return back to pure bloodstock and stop the anti-ag and coal rhetoric.
What are our token ministers for women actually doing?
If you want more women in politics, give them a reason to want political life, Vikki Campion writes as she asks what “ministers for women” are actually doing to help.
Labor’s electric car plan is pure fantasy
It will be decades before average Australians will be able to afford an electric vehicle. If Labor was serious about them, they would wipe the luxury car tax altogether, writes Vikki Campion.
We embrace smut but ignore true tragedy
A 15-year-old girl was raped and killed but the public outcry was nothing compared to the national coverage of parliament’s alleged gay sex rings and revenge porn. It’s a disgrace, Vikki Campion writes.
Change won’t happen by hissing in people’s faces
Protesters among the Women’s March 4 Justice rally do not “support all women” — just the women who criticise the right people, Vikki Campion writes.
Wood heating under threat from elitist eco-warriors
To ban wood heating as the cost of electricity ratchets up, and access to affordable power is broken by renewables zealots, fails the first law of government, Vikki Campion writes.
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