Kennett: Yes campaign’s all or nothing approach backfired badly
The public has an ingrained distrust of politicians – so for the Prime Minister to put up a proposal with the “trust me” concept was never going to go down well.
The public has an ingrained distrust of politicians – so for the Prime Minister to put up a proposal with the “trust me” concept was never going to go down well.
The legacy of the Andrews government will be like a millstone around the neck of Victorian citizens and business for decades to come.
People are attending the footy finals in droves because they want an escape from things that cause them stress and anxiety. So why does the AFL insist on preaching to them?
The issues facing Qantas are just the latest in a string of events where corporate Australia has been called into question — and the national carrier’s biggest challenge now is how to rebuild customer respect.
Do Australians want our Constitution to give one section of our community special access and influence with the government above all other citizens? This is the matter of principle we must decide on October 14.
With Victoria’s debt now approaching $200bn, the Andrews government must make major corrections to policy to focus on education, health and law enforcement.
Australia is desperately playing catch-up on the housing crisis but the federal government bribing state and territory governments to do their fundamental jobs, and build more dwellings, is just immoral.
As Team Australia unites to cheer on the Matildas, it raises the question: imagine what we could achieve if we had a vision, with clear goals that we could work together to achieve?
As nice a person as Sally Capp may be, the time has come for a new leader with authority. Edward McGuire, that time has come for you.
The AFL has a responsibility to grow the game but it shouldn’t come at the cost of a ridiculous financial burden to the people of Tasmania.
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