Asked whether migrants flooding into Australia have worsened the housing crisis and forced even more people to live on the streets, our PM chose to wax lyrical about the parties he can throw in the taxpayer-funded Lodge, writes Vikki Campion.
How can Meta censor ideas, draft out political voices, and cancel what offends the clique, but turn a blind eye to the exploitation of children, asks Vikki Campion.
Vikki Campion was under the impression that someone could not, without her knowledge, take money out of her bank account and put it in their own without notification, justification, or explanation. How wrong she was.
Why are we listening to billionaires lecture us on the environment when companies associated with them are some of Australia’s biggest CO2 emitters, asks Vikki Campion.
As Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci heads for the exit with millions of dollars lining his pockets, farmers are being ripped off, workers not appropriately paid and consumers shafted. It’s just another day in the cost-of-living crisis, writes Vikki Campion.
In the alternate universe of the public service, you can work from home for a whole range of reasons – like how you feel about a public holiday or a referendum, Vikki Campion writes.
While others slobbered over an opportunity to kick a conservative when he’s down it was strong female leaders who refused to join the pile on after Barnaby Joyce’s footpath incident in Canberra, writes Vikki Campion.
The apparent reason for clearing this land — and destroying the habitat of the native quoll — was to power 12,000 homes by harnessing the wind. The reality is two months of not enough grunt to charge an iPhone, writes Vikki Campion.
Professional activists are a new class of the entitled disgruntled writes Vikki Campion, organised by quasi-political parties and bullying people who have to live and work under transmission lines and wind turbines.
We were told thousands of public servants would work on January 26 to show their disdain of Australia Day, writes Vikki Campion. So why did no one in their offices pick up the phone?
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