Credlin: PM channels spirit of the world’s great appeasers
It’s not just our promised AUKUS nuclear-powered submarines that are at risk, it’s our pro-China position that is disconcerting our allies, writes Peta Credlin.
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Credlin: Ordinary Liberals will never forgive Pesutto bail out
If Liberal Party elites choose to bail out John Pesutto, they are effectively backing his behaviour towards Moira Deeming. Ordinary members will never forgive any party official or MP who supports this madness.
Credlin: What lofty new title for climate crusader Kean reveals
The announcement on Friday that former NSW energy minister Matt Kean has been appointed an adjunct professor tells you everything you need to know about the state of climate debate in Australia, writes Peta Credlin
Credlin: Why Labor will never accept No on Indigenous Voice
The green-left Labor governments won’t be put off from their separatist agenda by anything as trivial as what Australians have actually voted for, writes Peta Credlin.
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Credlin: Why we need to have an open and honest discussion about Australia’s immigration problem
A bloody melee involving machetes is emblematic of what’s going wrong with Australia right now, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Liberals need to clean the back room before taking on Albo
As well as a better policy offering, the Liberals need to revitalise their party by encouraging more of the people who normally vote Liberal to join the party and make a difference, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: The election win was no endorsement of Labor’s energy policy
If Australia is to get to Net Zero, AND keep the lights on, nuclear is the only way – or do we just junk Net Zero? Surely we should at least have the debate, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Ley’s big-call blunders an obstacle to Coalition unity
Despite having been in the parliament for 24 years, Sussan Ley’s inexperience in leading the Liberal Party shone through last week as her poor decision-making split the Coalition asunder, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: The tax policy the Liberals should have fought tooth and nail on
The Liberals should have fought tooth and nail against Labor’s coming tax on unrealised capital gains, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Promote women based on talent, not chromosomes
We say we need to do better with women. And we do need more strong women in the Liberal Party’s ranks. Yet, when we have them, we don’t always support them, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: New Liberal leader must define all our futures
The new party leader must have proven good judgment, genuine Liberal instincts and, as is so often forgotten, a leader must be able to lead, writes Peta Credlin.
Credlin: Coalition rues not capitalising on momentum
Six months ago, the Coalition was ahead of Labor in most polls, writes Peta Credlin. The party now needs to examine what went wrong so it succeeds next time.
Credlin: Anzac Day has focused nation on PM’s weaknesses
Rather than distracting Australians from the cost of living crisis as Anthony Albanese no doubt hoped, Anzac Day has focused voters on where this country is headed and the bizarre inconsistencies of the Labor government.
Credlin: You can’t trust Albo’s weasel words on negative gearing
The Greens have said negative gearing reform would be a must for them to form a minority government. The PM said he has ‘no plans’ to change policy, but we’ve heard these weasel words before, writes Peta Credlin.
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