When a senior bureaucrat explained that he didn’t expect a Net Zero Unit itself to be net zero, he merely showed how out of step the public service can be with the taxpayers who fund them, writes Vikki Campion.
If there is one person who needs a voice, it is a five-year-old being molested by an adult. If there has ever been a reason for a royal commission, surely that is it, writes Vikki Campion.
The cash splash on an ad blitz telling people to vote Yes to the Voice to ‘impact the 500 First Nations communities without safe drinking water’ could have genuinely helped those running dry, writes Vikki Campion.
Big corporates and their bosses have spent plenty flexing muscle and money on the Yes vote, but is their money on the ground really where their mouth is, asks VIKKI CAMPION.
Could we really melt down our grandmother’s engagement rings for the renewable revolution? That’s what Cate Faehrmann appears to think, writes VIKKI CAMPION
If a Yes campaigner spitting at an opponent is an indication how united we are now just talking about the Voice, imagine what is waiting beyond, writes Vikki Campion.
The Senate is supposed to belong to the Australian people, not to one Senator’s spiritual beliefs, writes Vikki Campion. So why wasn’t Dorinda Cox called out?
The only winners in renewables so far are ‘community engagement’ workers who have no skin in the game, writes Vikki Campion, and who tackle the dirt roads with a hired new SUV.
Katie faced a six-hour drive to hospital to give birth but her baby was stillborn before she could get there. Outside our cities, where rural birth services are scant, understaffed, and overstretched, it’s a sadly common tale, writes Vikki Campion.
The Albanese government wants to punish digital publishers that challenge the government’s official line. If these laws go through as drafted, we must swallow the government propaganda or be censored, writes Vikki Campion.
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