Clean Teals seem to like muddying the waters
How could a man, who chained himself to an excavator to stop harm to the Pilliga scrub, show no such passion for environmental damage when renewables cause it, asks Vikki Campion.
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Albo, would you have a wind farm next to your house?
In Labor’s attack on nuclear, they say: Do you want a reactor in your backyard? Yet they never asked us if we wanted 300m-tall wind towers or thousands of acres of solar, writes Vikki Campion.
Centrelink under Labor still ‘robotically inhumane’
Not for one moment should anyone shirk from the responsibility of the Robodebt disaster, writes Vikki Campion, but have we learnt any lessons from it? Has anything really changed?
Distorted voices: Telling half the story is an injustice to all
It’s an insult for “yes” Voice campaigners to cherrypick history. As activists claim all were treated terribly, history must never be changed. The full story should be told, writes VIKKI CAMPION.
Gutless parties fail generation who have given up on Aussie dream
There’s little difference between Labor and the Coalition on housing policy with neither brave enough to crack down on foreign investments as its own citizens deal with the prospect of never owning their own home, writes Vikki Campion.
Unsustainable sustainables: Unaffordable power, dodgy brown bags
As the PM signs Australia up to a raft of G7 climate agreements, Vikki Campion asks at what point “sustainable” climate moves become untenable for the average Aussie.
Spin and wind: Land grabs see farmers’ plight lost in transmission
As farmers receive notices their land could be compulsorily acquired for massive power transmission lines, city-dwellers remain blissfully ignorant: no lines will run through their homes.
Campion: Why is it only corruption when sex is involved?
What did Gladys Berejiklian do? She funded a regional hospital and community facilities. And if that’s corruption then none of us are safe, writes Vikki Campion.
Campion: Ugly reality of PM’s decision to scrap cashless debit card
The Albanese government does not want to confront the obvious which comes with the release of five reports into the abolition of the cashless debit card, writes Vikki Campion.
War widows and veterans lose out in battle for compensation
While Brittany Higgins received the government’s version of a VIP pass with a fast-tracked compensation claim, those who lost mothers, fathers, husbands and wives were told to get in the queue at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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