The recent elections in India, France and the UK have revealed big lessons for Australia — there are massive headwinds facing us and we cannot afford to have another minority government.
There must be consequences when a person acts against a law or policy, so if the state and the AFL are not going to be serious about illicit drug use rules, then get rid of them.
In Peter Dutton we might at last have a political leader who has a vision, and the confidence to execute that vision, while putting the public interest before his own.
Appeasing the CFMEU in Victoria has now got us to the point where hospitals are closing, schools do not have enough teachers, and our emergency services are losing members in droves.
Granting Daniel Andrews Australia’s highest civilian award is another example of the former premier’s mantra – it is no longer about integrity or what you do or achieve, it’s what you can get away with.
Bestowing the highest civilian award in Australia on Daniel Andrews has devalued it beyond recognition and reeks of political interference. The decision must be overturned.
Victoria’s rising debt is causing palpable damage and the Labor government risks being wiped out in 2026 if they don’t stop focusing on their political opponents and take action to stem the blood loss.
Common sense has finally started to prevail in the Hawthorn racism saga and the Human Rights Commission’s decision will have enormous ramifications.
Victorians simply don’t know which organisations, or countries, hold our state debt. We have a right to know this basic information about billions borrowed in our name.
The Commonwealth government announcement that it will spend $11.3bn to address the nation’s housing crisis is good in principle, but if federal and Victorian leaders can’t tell us how it will be implemented it remains a cruel hoax.
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