Labor turncoat Fatima Payman hasn’t ruled out the possibility of harnessing the Muslim voting bloc or creating a new party, but religion has no place in modern politics, writes Vikki Campion.
The Coalition will inevitably support legislation aiming to stop NDIS rorts, so why did they choose to snuggle under a weighted blanket with the Greens to stall it for eight weeks, asks an incredulous Vikki Campion.
Matt Kean may have worn the Liberal jersey, but he always seemed to play for the Labor team, writes Vikki Campion, and his new role is just the latest example.
There has always been silence about the risks of renewables and the damage it does in regional communities but the media suddenly found a heart for the bush after Peter Dutton’s nuclear proposal.
Two current Labor MPs may have started their post-school life in the same hallowed halls, but now one is a nuclear power visionary while the other is entranced by transmission lines, writes Vikki Campion.
Our defence forces are part of the fabric of our nation, but Australia is struggling to attract new recruits willing to fight for our freedoms, writes Vikki Campion.
The Albanese government has to decide if they want to protect women and children from harm or if they want to preserve their cozy relationship with Champagne socialists, writes Vikki Campion.
Australia is planning to ban the live export of sheep on welfare grounds, so why do we not stop importing farming products which are contributing to the extinction of species from around the world, asks Vikki Campion.
The Labor government is more interested in tofu and development of ‘alternative proteins’ than helping our farmers who they have betrayed once again by banning live sheep exports, writes Vikki Campion.
As power companies bamboozled us with taxpayer-funder greenwashing, they have a left a trail of destruction in their wake. And what’s worse we, the taxpayer, funded their behaviour, writes Vikki Campion.
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